Game Detail
Players
Alice (Poisoner) Bob (Empath) Charlie (Fortune Teller) David (Saint) Eve (Librarian) Frank (Mayor) Grace (Imp) Heidi (Virgin)
Token Usage
| Team | Input Tokens | Output Tokens | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evil | 328,171 | 72,234 | $1.5856 |
| Good | 833,040 | 84,904 | $2.6465 |
Event Transcript
π
The game has started.
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
You are the Minion. The Demon is Grace.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
Minions are: Alice. Your safe bluffs are: Chef, Ravenkeeper, Slayer
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
Good evening Alice. You are the Poisoner. Who would you like to poison tonight?
π―
Alice
Alice made a choice.
π§
Disrupt early information and ideally create a trusted ally or misdirected suspicion, protecting Grace and keeping me off the radar.
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
You chose to poison Bob.
π
Storyteller
β
Eve
Good evening Eve. You are the Librarian. Either David or Charlie is the Saint.
π
Storyteller
β
Bob
Good evening Bob. You are the Empath. You sense that 2 of your neighbors is evil!
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Storyteller
β
Charlie
Good evening Charlie. You are the Fortune Teller. Choose 2 players to learn if either is a Demon.
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Charlie
Charlie made choices.
π§
Night 0 I want maximum coverage and minimal seat-based bias. Checking two non-neighbors can clear or flag two players early and set up follow-up pings to triangulate around any YES result.
π
Storyteller
β
Charlie
You chose Alice and Frank. You receive the answer: NO.
Day 1
π
Storyteller
Welcome to the village of Ravenswood Bluff. Please take this time to get to know your fellow villagers. Feel free to move around and have private conversations. Be wary, for a Demon hides among you!
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Frank
β
Eve
,Grace
Hey, quick private check in. What are you thinking of claiming today, and do you have any starting info? I can share mine too, but I am trying to keep my exact role quiet for now.
π§
Early private role-share with my neighbors builds a trust core and collects actionable info before nominations, while keeping my Mayor identity hidden.
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Charlie
β
Bob
,David
Hey, want to compare notes? What role are you claiming, and do you have any starting info or night one info yet? I am a Townsfolk info role and I am trying to map the seats.
π§
Get early role/starting info from my neighbors without outing Fortune Teller, so I can plan night pings and build trusted links.
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Grace
β
Frank
,Eve
I am probably going to claim Ravenkeeper today. I have no starting info, but if I die at night I get to learn someoneβs role, so it can be a useful check later. What are you two thinking of saying, and do either of you have any solid info yet?
π§
Answer Frank with a low-commitment bluff that invites him to share info while keeping me flexible and not creating strong mechanical statements that could trap me later.
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David
β
Charlie
,Bob
Hey. I am going to claim Soldier for now, so I do not have any starting info. What info role are you, Charlie, and what did you learn? Bob, do you have any info or a claim yet? Also, who are Charlieβs neighbors?
π§
Respond to Charlie, establish a baseline claim that does not invite execution, and extract their and Bobβs info to start narrowing Demon candidates.
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Heidi
β
Alice
,Grace
Hey, quick check in. What role are you claiming and what info do you have so far? I am happy to coordinate tests tomorrow if you have something that needs confirmation.
π§
Start building a small trust web with my neighbors, collect early claims, and set up a future Virgin confirmation without outing myself to the Demon immediately.
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Eve
β
Frank
,Grace
I have real starting info: either David or Charlie is the Saint. So there is at least one Outsider in play. I have not decided what to claim publicly yet, but please avoid pushing executions on those two until we get more info.
π§
Share my Librarian info privately to coordinate claims and prevent an accidental Saint execution, while keeping it semi-quiet from the full group for now.
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Bob
β
Charlie
,David
I will be straight with you two: I am the Empath. Night zero I got a two, meaning both my alive neighbors read as evil. My neighbors are Alice and Charlie. So one of you might be lying, or I am poisoned, but this is a big flag.
π§
Share my Empath 2 read privately to coordinate with David and gauge Charlieβs reaction; this creates pressure and helps narrow Demon candidates quickly.
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Alice
β
Heidi
,Grace
I am planning to claim Soldier. I have no info yet, just hard to kill at night. Happy to help with coordination tomorrow, but I do not have an ability that confirms anyone. Let me know what you two are thinking for tests.
π§
Reply to Heidi with a safe bluff (Soldier) that creates no day-one contradictions, builds trust, and keeps Grace protected while I can later discredit info as poison.
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Frank
β
Eve
,Grace
Eve, that sounds like a Librarian result. I think you should consider claiming Librarian publicly with that Saint pair, and we should avoid executing David or Charlie until we confirm. Grace, Ravenkeeper claim seems fine. I may keep my exact role quiet for now, but I am good and want to coordinate.
π§
Coordinate a safe public info plan and flag the Saint-risk while keeping my Mayor identity hidden; also set up later cross-checks if Eveβs info is a bluff.
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Charlie
β
Bob
,David
I will be honest with you both: I am the Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and Frank and got NO. So neither of them registers as Demon to me, and neither should be my red herring. Bob, your Empath two is scary, but could be poison or a lie. Let us compare more before we push an execution.
π§
Privately align with Bob and David, share my Fortune Teller result to clear Alice/Frank as Demon targets, and start a logic net around Bobβs Empath 2 claim and possible poisoning.
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Grace
β
Heidi
,Alice
I am planning to claim Ravenkeeper, no starting info. If you want a test tomorrow, I am fine being a night kill target for a check. I heard a Librarian style result that either David or Charlie is Saint, so I would avoid executing them early. Alice, Soldier claim seems fine.
π§
Build trust with Heidi, reinforce a protective Saint narrative to slow executions, and keep Aliceβs bluff consistent while I maintain a plausible Ravenkeeper cover.
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David
β
Bob
,Charlie
Let us slow down and map this. Bob, you say Empath two on Alice and Charlie, so if you are sober then both are evil and Charlieβs Fortune Teller claim is false. Charlie, your Alice and Frank no does not clear them as evil, just not Demon. Can we both agree to recheck tonight and also find out if anyone claims Librarian or Investigator?
π§
Align Bob and Charlie on a coherent info-sharing plan, highlight the main contradiction, and steer town away from a premature execution while we gather confirmations and outsider count.
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Heidi
β
Alice
,Grace
Quietly, I am the Virgin. If someone we suspect nominates me during nominations, it can be a strong mechanical check. If it procs, we confirm them Townsfolk but they die, so I would rather aim it at someone we already think is evil.
π§
Use my Virgin ability as a nomination trap to mechanically sort a suspicious player without publicly outing myself yet; coordinate with trusted neighbors.
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Eve
β
Charlie
,David
Quick heads up: I have starting info that either you, Charlie, or you, David, is the Saint. Please do not volunteer for execution. What are you planning to claim publicly today?
π§
Warn the Saint candidate(s) to prevent an early loss, and get their intended claims and reactions to help solve alignment and demon candidates.
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Bob
β
Alice
,David
Alice, quick check in. I am on an info role and my first read strongly implicates my two neighbors, which includes you. What are you claiming, and do you have any starting info? David, can you help me track who has WW, Librarian, Investigator, Chef, Undertaker claims yet?
π§
Get a private claim from Alice and align with David on info-gathering, while keeping my Empath 2 semi-contained so evil cannot immediately coordinate around it.
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Alice
β
Bob
I am claiming Soldier, no starting info. Quick rules check: how do you already have a neighbor read on day one? If you are Empath, that normally comes tonight. Either way, poisoning or drunkenness could explain it, so I would not hard push it yet. What exact role are you?
π§
Defuse Bobβs suspicion on me, cast doubt on his info timing/poisoning, and encourage internal good conflict without outing Grace.
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Frank
β
Alice
,Bob
Hey, quick check in. Do you have any starting info, and what are you thinking of claiming today? Also, I heard a possible Librarian-style result that Charlie or David could be the Saint, so I would like to avoid executing either of them until we confirm.
π§
Get more starting info/claims from Alice and Bob, and seed the Saint-pair caution so town does not accidentally lose, while testing whether Eveβs info fits the broader setup.
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Charlie
β
Eve
Hey Eve, can you tell me your exact role claim and the precise wording of your info? You said either me or David is the Saint. I am actually Fortune Teller, so I do not want to bait an early execution if your info is real. What do you want me to claim publicly today?
π§
Clarify Eveβs exact role and what her info actually says, so we can plan safe public claims and avoid a disastrous Day 1 execution while we sort the Empath conflict.
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Grace
β
Alice
Quick sync: I am sticking to Ravenkeeper bluff. Keep Soldier bluff. Heidi told me she is Virgin, so please do not nominate her and avoid setting up a Virgin test on you. Also I heard a Librarian style ping that Charlie or David is Saint, so I am not pushing either today.
π§
Coordinate with Alice to maintain consistent public stories, avoid dangerous Virgin tests, and position town to misexecute later while I stay off the radar as Ravenkeeper.
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David
β
Eve
,Bob
Eve, if your info is Librarian-like, please keep it quiet for now. I am planning to publicly claim Soldier and I will not volunteer for execution. Can you tell me the exact wording and your role? Bob, I can help track claims, but let us not hard-push Alice or Charlie until more info comes out.
π§
Protect myself from execution while extracting Eveβs exact info and coordinating with Bob to build an information map without creating public Saint panic.
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Heidi
β
Bob
,Eve
Hey, quick check in. What are you planning to claim publicly, and did you get any starting info night one? Also, did you hear anything about a possible Saint in play, and if so who?
π§
Get more starting-info claims while keeping my Virgin mostly hidden, so we can aim a controlled nomination at a likely evil and avoid wasting executions on a possible Saint.
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Eve
β
Charlie
,Heidi
Charlie, exact wording: βYou are the Librarian. Either David or Charlie is the Saint.β I am the Librarian. I would not hard-claim it publicly yet; maybe just say you are an info role and will share later. Heidi, yes: I learned David or Charlie is the Saint, so please do not push either for execution today.
π§
Coordinate privately: give Charlie exact wording so he can plan a safe public claim, and tell Heidi to avoid executing the Saint pair while we gather cross-checks.
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Bob
β
Heidi
,Frank
Heidi, I plan to claim Empath. Empath does wake first night, and I got a two on my neighbors Alice and Charlie, so I am treating both as suspicious unless I am poisoned. Frank, who exactly told you the Saint info about Charlie or David, and what wording did you hear?
π§
Get ahead of misinformation: clarify Empath timing to Heidi, and probe Frankβs βSaintβ rumor source so we do not get steered away from correct executions.
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Alice
β
Frank
,Bob
Frank, I am claiming Soldier, no starting info. One concern: Bob told me he has a strong read on his two neighbors on day one, which sounds like Empath but that should not fire until tonight. So I would treat that info as suspect or poisoned. Bob, what exact role are you claiming?
π§
Discredit Bobβs suspicious βneighbor readβ before it becomes a town logic anchor, and quietly steer Frank away from trusting it while staying consistent with my Soldier bluff.
Nominations β Day 1
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open.
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Frank
β
All
Before anyone nominates, quick check: I have heard a Librarian style ping that either Charlie or David could be the Saint, so please be cautious about executing either today. Also, an Empath should not have info yet on day one. Bob, can you clarify exactly what you meant there?
π§
Use public statement to flag the mechanical issue, share the Saint pair warning without outing my role, and steer town toward no D1 execution while extracting clearer claims.
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Alice
β
Bob
I am nominating Bob because he said he has a strong read on both neighbors on day one, which does not line up with normal timing for roles like Empath. Either he is lying or his info is unreliable, and I would rather resolve that today than let it steer us.
π§
Exploit Bobβs mechanically suspect Day 1 claim to get a likely-good player executed and set town against each other, keeping heat off Grace.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Bob. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Bob
β
All
I am the Empath. The Storyteller explicitly woke me night zero and I got a two on my alive neighbors, Alice and Charlie. That is why I flagged it. If you think I am poisoned or drunk, fine, but do not execute an info role day one on a rules misunderstanding.
π§
Stop a premature execution on me by clarifying timing and preserving my Empath ability for future nights, while keeping suspicion on my neighbors and encouraging better executions.
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Frank
β
All
I am not voting this. We have a direct contradiction already: Eve heard a Librarian style Saint pair on Charlie or David, and Bob says he got a two with Charlie as evil. Executing Bob does not tell us which story is wrong, so I would rather no execution and revisit tomorrow.
π§
Create a clear logic fork from the Eve-versus-Bob contradiction and steer town away from a low-signal day1 execution that could hit a good info role.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
Vote to execute Bob to prevent a soon-sober Empath from catching me (evil neighbor) and to keep town arguing about timing/poison rather than hunting Grace.
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Heidi
β
All
Empath does get info the first night before day one, so that part could be fine. But a two on Alice and Charlie is a huge red flag for poisoning or a bluff. I do not think we should execute Bob on day one for this alone; let us recheck tomorrow with more data.
π§
Reduce a likely misexecution by correcting the Empath timing and framing the 'two' as evidence of poisoning or bluffing, then encourage holding execution until we have corroboration.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
Increase chances Bob is executed as a day one misexecute and to prevent him confirming Alice tomorrow; accept some voting heat but keep my own story quiet.
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Eve
β
All
I will confirm this publicly: I am the Librarian, and I learned either David or Charlie is the Saint. Given that, I do not want to execute Bob on day one off a single Empath two. I prefer no execution and we recheck tomorrow with more info.
π§
Publicly anchor my Librarian info and steer town away from a low-signal day one execution on Bob, preserving votes and enabling night info to resolve contradictions.
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Charlie
β
All
I am not voting Bob today. Day one, this could just be bad info or poisoning, and I want one more night of data before we execute an information role. Also, with a Saint pair floating around, I strongly prefer we do not execute lightly.
π§
Push for no execution and avoid killing a potentially good info role on day one, while keeping Saint risk in mind.
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David
β
All
I am not voting Bob today. Day one, an execution on an info claim gives us very little, and it can just remove a useful good role. I am publicly claiming Soldier. Let us take the night, get more claims, and compare Bob and Charlie tomorrow.
π§
Discourage a low-information day one execution, keep the town focused on gathering more mechanical info, and avoid any pressure toward executing me as potential Saint.
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Bob
β
All
Please do not vote me out here. Empath can get info before day one and the Storyteller did wake me. Executing me gives no clarity and risks helping evil. Let us take a no execution, then tomorrow I will share my next Empath number and we reassess Alice and Charlie with more data.
π§
Stop my day one execution, correct rules confusion, and set up a plan: no execution today, then use my next Empath number plus Librarian Saint pair to narrow suspects.
β
Frank
Frank waits.
π§
Keep my hand down to discourage a low-information day one execution and avoid accidentally hitting a Saint. Preserve options for tomorrow with more data.
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Alice
Alice lowered their hand
π§
Prevent Bob's execution so I can keep poisoning him for ongoing misinformation, while looking like I reconsidered based on group consensus.
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Heidi
β
All
I am not voting Bob today. Let us take the night and get a second Empath number, then compare it to everyone elseβs claims. Tomorrow, if people want a hard mechanical test, I am happy to be nominated early to confirm a townsfolk nominator.
π§
Steer town away from a low-information day one execution, preserve future data, and set up a Virgin test tomorrow to mechanically clear a townsfolk nominator.
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Grace
Grace lowered their hand
π§
Blend with the emerging no-execution consensus, avoid being a lone pusher, and keep my Ravenkeeper bluff clean while planning a night kill on Bob if needed.
β
Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Do not vote Bob; preserve an info claim for one more night and avoid a low-signal day one execution, especially with a possible Saint in play.
β
Charlie
Charlie waits.
π§
Do not add my vote to a low-information day one execution; preserve an info claimant and get another night of Fortune Teller data to solve the game.
β
David
David waits.
π§
Do not vote on Bob; conserve influence and let the day end with no execution while we collect more data tomorrow.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
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Nominee Bob did not reach the 4 vote threshold.
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Storyteller
Bob did not receive enough votes (0/4).
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Bob
β
All
I do not think we should execute anyone today. Let us use the night to gather more info, then tomorrow I will share my next Empath number and we compare it to the Librarian Saint pair and Charlieβs Fortune Teller claim. Also, can the Chef or Investigator speak up tomorrow if you exist?
π§
Keep town from impulsive day one executions, lock in claims, and set a plan to use tomorrowβs Empath number to mechanically narrow demon/minion.
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Frank
β
All
I agree with no execution today. Eveβs Librarian Saint pair means we should not casually execute Charlie or David. Tomorrow, can everyone give a clean role claim and any night info, so we can line up Bobβs next Empath number with it and find contradictions?
π§
Steer town to no execution day one, avoid accidental Saint loss, and set up tomorrowβs info comparisons and protection targets.
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Alice
β
All
I agree Empath can get night zero info, so my timing worry was wrong. But a two is still very consistent with poisoning or a bluff, so I do not want that steering us today. I am fine with no execution, then tomorrow we get clean claims and Bob shares a second number so we can check consistency.
π§
Steer town to no execution while keeping Bobβs info treated as unreliable, and avoid exposing my Soldier bluff conflict with David. Plant gentle pressure on Charlie tomorrow.
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Heidi
β
All
I am happy with no execution today. Tomorrow, can we do clean role claims plus any night info early, then line that up with Bobβs next Empath number and Charlieβs Fortune Teller info. If people want a solid mechanical check, I am still happy to be nominated early tomorrow.
π§
Lock in no-exec and set up tomorrowβs mechanical checks: full claims, Bobβs next number, and using my Virgin ability as a confirmation tool.
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Grace
β
All
I am also fine with no execution today. Tomorrow, I would like clean role claims early, then we can see if Bobβs next Empath number actually matches what people say. I would rather not do any risky tests in the last seconds today.
π§
Support the townβs momentum toward no execution, keep my profile low, and set up tomorrowβs claim round where we can seed doubt and protect Alice.
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Eve
β
All
I am happy with no execution today. Please nobody push Charlie or David until we resolve the Saint ping. Tomorrow let us do quick clean role claims early, then Bob shares his next Empath number and Charlie gives a Fortune Teller check, and we hunt for contradictions.
π§
Lock in no execution today, prevent last second risky Saint executions, and set a structured plan for tomorrow to turn Bob and Charlie info into contradictions.
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Charlie
β
All
For the record, I am Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and Frank and got a no. I am fine with no execution today. Tomorrow, let us do quick clean claims, then I will give my next Fortune Teller check and we compare it to Bobβs next Empath number.
π§
Lock in my FT N0 result publicly, reduce overreliance on the Empath 2, and set expectations for structured claims and cross-checks tomorrow.
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David
β
All
I am good with no execution today. Tomorrow, can we do quick clean role claims, including Outsider claims, before info drops. Then Bob gives his next Empath number and Charlie gives his next Fortune Teller check, and we look for contradictions.
π§
Reinforce the no-execution plan and set up tomorrowβs mechanical cross-checks while protecting myself from being executed as the Saint.
π
Storyteller
No execution today. All villagers are safe.
Night 1
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
Good evening Alice. You are the Poisoner. Who would you like to poison tonight?
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Alice
Alice made a choice.
π§
Heidi is offering the strongest mechanical confirmation tomorrow. Poison her to break the Virgin test, create doubt/heat on good players, and stop town from forming reliable clears.
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
You chose to poison Heidi.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Imp. Who would you like to kill tonight? Remember that if you kill yourself this way, a Minion becomes the Imp.
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Grace
Grace made a choice.
π§
Remove the Fortune Teller early and create a contradiction around Bobβs '2' that can drive a mis-execution tomorrow, ideally on Bob instead of Alice.
π
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie has died.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
You chose to kill Charlie.
π
Storyteller
β
Bob
Good evening Bob. You are the Empath. You sense that 1 of your neighbors is evil!
Day 2
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Charlie has been found dead in the night.
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Heidi
β
Eve
,Bob
Hey, can you share any new info from last night, and who you trust least right now? Also, I am still happy to be nominated early today to confirm my Virgin. If you are a Townsfolk and nominate me first, you should die immediately and we get hard confirmation.
π§
Get updated night info and coordinate a controlled nomination on me to mechanically confirm at least one good player, then use that to drive today's execution.
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Alice
β
Grace
Charlie died, his Fortune Teller check on me and Frank was no. Remember Bob Empath N0 was poisoned so his two is garbage. Heidi is poisoned all today, so if someone nominates her as a Virgin test and nothing happens, we can paint either Heidi as lying or the nominator as evil.
π§
Coordinate with Grace to steer day toward a poisoned Virgin test and away from any heat on the Demon; maximize misinfo and set up a non-demon execution.
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David
β
Eve
,Bob
Quick private: Eve, your Librarian pair makes sense now that Charlie died. I am actually the Saint. I claimed Soldier earlier just to avoid being an execution magnet. Please help steer town away from ever executing me, and let us use Bobβs new Empath number to hunt evil.
π§
Confirm privately that I am the Saint so key info roles stop any execution push on me, and refocus discussion onto solving with Bobβs new Empath and other claims.
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Charlie(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Grace
Quick info: I am really Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and Frank and got NO, so neither is the Demon. Since I died night one, that supports I was a real info role. Bobβs Empath two on Alice and me looks wrong, so Bob is lying or got bad info.
π§
Get my mechanical FT info and the key contradiction (Bob's Empath 2 vs my good death) into trusted hands so town pivots suspicion onto Bob or the Saint-claiming block and avoids wasting executions on Alice/Frank.
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Frank
β
Charlie(Ghost)
,Bob
Charlie, what were all your Fortune Teller checks and results before you died? Bob, what is your Empath number from last night, and have you been told or suspected poisoning?
π§
Get fresh mechanical info from Charlie and Bob to build a coherent world before nominations, and decide whether to push an execution today or set up final three Mayor win line.
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Grace
β
Alice
Let us lean hard that you poisoned Bob night zero so his Empath two is garbage. If Heidi claims Virgin, keep her poisoned today so a test can misfire and we can frame Heidi or the nominator. Also do not claim Soldier since David has it; Chef zero is a clean backup.
π§
Coordinate with Alice on a consistent poison narrative, set up a Heidi Virgin-test misfire to fracture trust, and prep killing Bob tonight so town loses its main info engine.
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Bob
β
Frank
,Heidi
My Empath last night was one evil among my alive neighbors: Alice and David. I have not been told I am poisoned, but N0 was two on Alice and Charlie, so either I was messed with then or Alice is very suspicious. Also, David privately told me he lied as Soldier and now claims Saint.
π§
Get my N1 Empath info into the right hands, flag Davidβs private Saint claim as potentially manipulative, and set up a mechanical Virgin test to anchor trust before nominations.
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Eve
β
Heidi
,Bob
My Librarian info was that either David or Charlie is the Saint. With Charlie dead, David being Saint fits, and he just told me privately he is Saint and bluffed Soldier. So I really want to avoid ever executing David, unless we later think my info was drunk. Bob, what was your N1 Empath number?
π§
Share my key mechanical info and Davidβs Saint claim with Heidi and Bob so we coordinate: protect possible Saint but stay open to David being evil if my info is wrong.
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Heidi
β
Alice
,Grace
I am the Virgin. I would like Alice to nominate me first today as a test. If Alice is Townsfolk, she will be executed immediately and we confirm both of us as good. If nothing happens, Alice is very likely evil. Grace, can you help make sure I am nominated early?
π§
Use my Virgin as a mechanical alignment test on Alice and to create hard-confirmed good players, tightening the suspect pool before nominations.
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Alice
β
Heidi
,Grace
Heidi, I do not love me being the first nominator. If anything goes weird it just hard clears or hard condemns me. I would rather Bob or Frank nominates you first as a cleaner test. Grace, can you help steer that?
π§
Protect myself and Grace by avoiding the Virgin trap, while still steering town into a misleading failed Virgin test by getting another player to nominate Heidi.
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David
β
Bob
,Heidi
Can you share Bobβs Night One Empath number? Since Charlie is dead, I think it can only be zero or one now. If it is anything else, we should treat the info as poisoned or a bluff. Heidi, what did you hear in your whispers that could anchor this?
π§
Get Bobβs N1 Empath number and lock in whether it is mechanically possible, so we can either clear Alice or build a strong case against her without risking my Saint execution.
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Charlie(Ghost)
β
Frank
,Bob
Frank, I only got one Fortune Teller check before dying: Night zero I picked Alice and Frank and got NO, so neither is the Demon. Bob, please share your Night one Empath number, and whether you think you were poisoned or had any reason your info could be wrong.
π§
Answer Frankβs question clearly, reinforce my only FT result, and push Bob to share N1 Empath to resolve whether he is lying or poisoned and narrow Demon candidates.
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Frank
β
Eve
,Grace
Update: Charlie told me his only Fortune Teller check was Night zero on Alice and me, and got NO, so neither of us is the Demon. Also Bob told me David privately admitted he lied as Soldier and now claims Saint. That fits your Librarian ping on David or Charlie.
π§
Share Charlieβs confirmed FT result and Bobβs private Saint claim from David to steer town away from executing a possible Saint and toward evaluating remaining Demon candidates.
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Grace
β
Alice
,Heidi
I agree Alice should not be first on the Virgin test. Heidi, push for Bob to nominate you early instead. Alice, keep steering it that way. If the test does not pop, we can credibly argue poison or that Bob is not townsfolk, without hard condemning you.
π§
Steer the Virgin test onto Bob while Heidi is poisoned, creating a non-trigger that frames Bob and avoids Alice getting instantly executed.
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Bob
β
David
,Frank
My Night one Empath was ONE on my alive neighbors Alice and David. N0 was TWO on Alice and Charlie. Charlie told me his only FT check was Alice plus Frank and got NO. Suggest we do Heidi Virgin test today: a claimed Townsfolk nominates her first.
π§
Get key info to David and Frank, align on a mechanical Virgin test and focus suspicion. Reduce confusion around Saint claim and use Empath plus FT to narrow demon/minion.
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Eve
β
Heidi
My Librarian info was David or Charlie is the Saint. Charlie died, and David just privately admitted he is Saint and bluffed Soldier. So I want town to avoid executing David. Biggest concern is Bobβs Empath two. Do you have Bobβs Night one number yet?
π§
Give Heidi the hard Librarian-Saint resolution and focus the group on getting Bobβs N1 Empath number plus using a Virgin nom to confirm a Townsfolk, then use contradictions to pick an execution.
π€
Heidi
β
Bob
,Frank
I am Virgin. Can one of you nominate me first today for a clean test? Preferably Frank so we do not lose Empath info if Bob is good. If the nominator dies, we hard confirm me and them as Townsfolk.
π§
Coordinate a Virgin test with the least costly, most informative nominator, and keep Eveβs Librarian and Davidβs Saint safe from execution pressure.
π€
Alice
β
Bob
,Frank
Heidi is pushing for a Virgin test. I really do not want to be the first nominator because it hard locks me either way. I think it is cleaner if you, Bob or Frank, nominate Heidi early. If it does not pop, that is not auto guilt, it could be poison or drunk, so we just log it and reassess.
π§
Engineer a Virgin test that misfires due to poison, creating confusion and a wedge between Bob and Heidi, while keeping me from being mechanically hard-cleared or hard-condemned.
π€
David
β
Frank
,Grace
Bob told me his Night One Empath was one on Alice and me. Since I know I am good, that points at Alice if Bob is sober. If you doubt Bob, push a Heidi Virgin test today to lock a Townsfolk, and let us avoid random executions.
π§
Spread Bobβs N1 Empath result to trusted players and steer toward a Virgin test and away from executing me, while setting up a logical suspicion on Alice if Bob is credible.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Bob
,Frank
Bob, what was your Night one Empath number on Alice and Charlie, and do you think you could be poisoned? Frank, reminder: my only check was Night zero Alice plus Frank equals NO. That likely clears you from being Demon and makes Bobβs Empath two look wrong unless poisoned or lying.
π§
Get Bobβs N1 Empath number and reasoning, then align with Frank on a coherent suspect pool and whether to treat Alice as hard-cleared or potential red herring.
π€
Frank
β
Heidi
,Bob
I will nominate you first today, Heidi, for the Virgin test. Bob, please encourage town to let that happen immediately. If it pops, we confirm Heidi and me as Townsfolk, then we can solve Alice versus David with your Empath and Eve info.
π§
Set up a clean mechanical Virgin test using my nomination to confirm alignments and narrow Demon suspects before nominations begin.
π€
Grace
β
Bob
,Frank
Heidi is asking for an early Virgin test. I think the cleanest is you, Bob, nominating her early so we either confirm Heidi plus you, or we learn something is off. Frank, I would support making that the first nomination today.
π§
Get Bob to be the public face of the Virgin test so any outcome either kills Bob or creates confusion that leads to mis-executions, keeping suspicion off me and Alice.
π€
Bob
β
Grace
,Eve
My Empath: Night zero was two on Alice and Charlie. Night one was one on Alice and David. With Eve Librarian pointing Saint on David or Charlie, David fits Saint now. I want Frank to nominate Heidi first for Virgin test, then we likely look hard at Alice versus David.
π§
Coordinate an early Virgin test to confirm at least two Townsfolk, then use my Empath 1 on Alice/David plus Librarian-Saint info to focus executions and avoid hitting a real Saint.
π€
Eve
β
Grace
I got Bobβs Empath: N0 was two on Alice and Charlie, N1 was one on Alice and David. Charlie (dead) said FT N0 checked Alice plus Frank and got no, so neither is Demon. My Librarian was David or Charlie is Saint, and David now claims Saint. I think we avoid executing David. Big conflict is Bob versus Charlie; I like doing Heidi Virgin test first, then likely pressure Alice or Bob.
π§
Sync with Grace on key mechanical conflict (Bob vs Charlie) and lock in 'do not execute David' unless Librarian drunk. Encourage Heidi Virgin test to get hard info and then pressure Alice or Bob depending outcomes.
Nominations β Day 2
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
βοΈ
Grace
β
Heidi
Heidi has been asking for a Virgin test. I would rather resolve that now than argue in circles. If it does not fire, we should seriously consider she was poisoned or the claim is wrong, so do not hard clear anybody off it.
π§
Spend the Virgin trigger without confirming a Townsfolk, create plausible poison uncertainty, and steer the day away from executions that could threaten me.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Heidi. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Before you vote, I am the Virgin. Since Grace nominated me and nothing happened, either Grace is not a Townsfolk, or I was poisoned last night. Please do not treat this as a hard clear for anyone, and I would prefer we do not execute me here and instead move to a more useful nomination.
π§
Stop an unhelpful execution on me, clarify what the non-trigger means, and direct town to gather more actionable nominations on likely evil players.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am not reading this as Heidi lying. If the Virgin was poisoned last night, it would not fire. That is why I said do not hard clear or hard condemn anybody off this test. I would rather we do not execute Heidi here and instead nominate someone we actually suspect.
π§
Stop an execution on Heidi, keep the failed Virgin test ambiguous, and shift attention toward poison/other suspects instead of me.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I do not want to execute Heidi here. The Virgin test did not fire, but that can be poison or a lie, so it is not a clean solve. Also, with my Librarian info, we should avoid executing David. If we move on, I would rather look at Alice or Bob next.
π§
Steer town away from a low-information Heidi execution, keep Saint-protected David safe, and set up higher-value next nominations based on Bob and Alice contradictions and failed Virgin test.
π¬
Bob
β
All
I am not voting to execute Heidi. The Virgin test did not give us a clean answer, so this is a wasted execution. My Empath last night was one between Alice and David, so I want us to use the next nomination on one of them, not Heidi.
π§
Stop an unhelpful execution on Heidi and steer town toward solving my Empath 1 between Alice and David, using Librarian and claim inconsistencies.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I do not want to execute Heidi here. The Virgin test did not actually resolve anything, and we might just be burning a day on noise. I would rather we move the next nomination onto Bobβs world, since his info has been inconsistent and is driving most of this.
π§
Stop an execution that doesnβt advance town solve, preserve demon cover, and steer next nomination toward Bob or other good targets while keeping my own suspicion manageable.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I do not think we should execute Heidi off this. The Virgin test did not fire, so it is not a clean confirm or a clean catch. I am keeping my hand down, and I would rather we focus our next execution on the Alice, David, and Bob knot.
π§
Prevent a low-information execution on Heidi and keep town focused on the higher-impact suspects driven by conflicting claims and Empath/Librarian info.
π¬
David
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Heidi. This does not resolve Virgin cleanly, so I do not want to burn an execution here. If we move on, I would rather nominate between Alice and Bob, since that is where the real contradiction is.
π§
Keep votes off Heidi to preserve a high-information day, steer town toward higher-value nominations while protecting myself as Saint from execution.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Heidi. This Virgin test did not actually confirm anything. My Fortune Teller check only clears Alice and Frank from being the Demon, so I want us to spend the execution resolving the Bob contradiction next, not on Heidi.
π§
Save my ghost vote and steer town away from low-info Heidi execution toward resolving the main mechanical contradiction around Bob, using my FT check to narrow Demon candidates.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Hands down on me, please. This vote is not giving us a clean result. Either I was poisoned last night, or Grace is not a Townsfolk. Use our next nomination to execute for information, like Bob or Alice, not me.
π§
Prevent wasted execution on me, frame the two main explanations, and push town to use remaining nomination time to execute a higher-value suspect.
π¬
Grace
β
All
Hands down on Heidi. This did not resolve her, and executing her is just burning a day. If we want a real solve, I want the next nomination to be Bob, because his numbers and story are what everything hinges on right now.
π§
Keep Heidi off the block, reinforce that the Virgin test is inconclusive, and steer the next execution toward Bob as the loud info hub.
β
Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Keep my hand down so Heidi is not executed; preserve todayβs execution for a higher-information target like Bob or Alice while avoiding David due to my Saint ping.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Hands down on Heidi. This does not give us a clean result. My Empath says one of Alice or David is evil, and David likely matches the Saint info, so the useful execution today is Alice, not Heidi.
π§
Keep hands down on Heidi, avoid wasting execution, and steer next nomination to resolve my Empath pair. Prefer Alice first since David is likely Saint per Librarian.
β
Alice
Alice waits.
π§
Do not add votes on Heidi; preserve poisoned Virgin confusion and keep momentum toward a different execution target that protects Grace.
β
Frank
Frank waits.
π§
Keep my hand down to avoid a low-information Heidi execution; preserve execution for resolving the Alice, Bob, David triangle next and avoid Saint risk.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
Heidi execution seems low information and risks wasting my single ghost vote. I will conserve it for a higher-leverage vote on Bob or a top Demon suspect later.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Heidi did not reach the 4 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Heidi did not receive enough votes (0/4).
π¬
Heidi
β
All
We should use the remaining nominations to break the Bob, Alice, David knot. I think the next nomination should be Bob, because his Empath numbers and story keep shifting and it is safe relative to the Saint risk. If Bob is not the path, then I want a nomination on Grace, because either she is evil or I was poisoned last night.
π§
Push town to spend remaining nominations on the highest-value suspects (Bob or Grace) while avoiding a likely Saint execution and using the failed Virgin test to narrow evil worlds.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I think Heidi being poisoned last night is the simplest reason the Virgin did not fire. That points to a Poisoner existing, which makes Bobβs numbers even less trustworthy. I want the next nomination to be Bob, and I do not want us spending today nominating me off a maybe.
π§
Steer town onto executing Bob instead of me or Alice, keep heat off Grace, and reinforce poisoning explanation for failed Virgin test.
βοΈ
Eve
β
Bob
I am nominating Bob. His Empath numbers are the core contradiction and may be poisoned or fabricated, and I do not want us risking an execution on David with the Saint warning. Bob is the cleanest high information execution today.
π§
Use todayβs execution to resolve the main contradiction and avoid the Saint risk on David; Bob is the safest high-information candidate.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Bob. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Please do not execute me here. Executing the Empath removes nightly info, and it does not resolve Alice versus David. My read last night was one of Alice or David is evil, and with the Saint warning on David, the safest useful execution today is Alice.
π§
Prevent a low-value execution on me, keep Empath info alive for future nights, and redirect town toward executing Alice, the safest high-suspicion target given Saint risk on David.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Bob is the highest-contradiction player and a safe execution compared to the Saint risk on David. Voting here advances the game state and narrows suspects fast.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
Get Bob executed to remove a loud info source and protect Alice, while staying consistent with my public stance pushing Bob as the best execution.
β
Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
Vote to execute Bob because it is the highest-contradiction, lowest-Saint-risk way to make progress today, and we already have other sources of info.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
Make Bob the execution to remove a key accuser of me, cut off nightly info, and keep the group uncertain while protecting Grace from being nominated next.
β
Frank
Frank raised their hand
π§
There are already enough hands for Bob. I will secure the execution on the highest-contradiction player and avoid risking the Saint candidate today.
β
David
David waits.
π§
Bob already has enough votes; I will not add my hand, saving my vote capital for later and avoiding drawing attention to myself as the likely Saint.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
I will not spend my ghost vote when Bob already has enough hands up; preserve it for final day while still allowing a high-information, low-Saint-risk execution to go through.
β
Bob
Bob waits.
π§
Do not add a vote that could seal my execution; preserve Empath info and force town to choose between Alice and David later.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I am still voting Bob. His Empath story has changed multiple times, and if there is poisoning, his info is not reliable anyway. This is the safest high information execution that does not risk the Saint. If Bob is good, we reassess Alice, David, and Grace tomorrow.
π§
Lock in majority to execute Bob as the safest high-information kill today, given Saint warning and the confusion around poisoning.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am still voting Bob. Even if he is good, his info is too poison sensitive and it is steering every discussion. This is the safest execution that does not touch the Saint claim, and we can reassess Alice and David tomorrow.
π§
Lock in Bobβs execution while framing it as the safest high-information play that avoids Saint risk and keeps me from being the alternative nomination.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I want Bob executed here. Charlieβs Fortune Teller got a no on Alice and Frank, so I do not think Alice is the safest pick today. Bob is the cleanest, non Saint risk execution, and his Empath story is steering everything.
π§
Lock in the safest high-information execution that avoids the Saint trap and uses Charlieβs Fortune Teller βnoβ on Alice and Frank to argue against switching to Alice.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I am still voting Bob. Whether he is lying or just poison hit, his Empath is driving every conversation into a knot. This is the safest execution that does not touch the Saint warning, and we can re evaluate the Alice and David world tomorrow.
π§
Lock in Bob execution by echoing 'safe/high info' line and framing poison as reason to remove Empath noise, protecting Grace and keeping town off demon hunts.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I am staying up on Bob. With a Saint warning on David, I want a clean execution that does not auto lose us the game. Bobβs Empath story is either poisoned or evil, and it is driving all our decisions, so I want it off the table.
π§
Lock in a safe, high-information execution that avoids the Saint risk and prevents Bobβs shifting Empath narrative from controlling the game.
π¬
David
β
All
Bob already has enough hands, so I am keeping mine down. Whatever happens, we should treat the Librarian Saint warning as real for now and not execute me. If Bob dies, tomorrow we solve by who his Empath was pointing at and who was pushing which world.
π§
Vote looks already locked. I will keep my hand down, remind town to avoid executing me due to Saint warning, and set up next-day logic from Bobβs death.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
Bob already has enough votes; spending my single ghost vote now wastes late game leverage. I will hold it for a close final vote.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Bob with 5 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
π
Storyteller
The vote passes. Bob is now on the block with 5 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
βοΈ
Bob
β
Alice
I nominate Alice. My Empath last night was one of Alice or David is evil, and David is under a Saint warning. Alice has also driven my execution hard and her earlier Soldier stance has been inconsistent. This is the safest way to break the knot without risking an auto loss.
π§
I am about to die; I need a competing nomination that can draw votes to tie or beat mine. Alice is the safest non-Saint target that also resolves my Empath world.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Alice. 6 votes needed for execution or 5 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Please keep hands down on me here. Bob is already on the block with five, and this feels like a retaliatory tie attempt. If you vote me up to five we get no execution, which helps evil. Let Bob go through, then we reassess tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie or my execution; lock in Bobβs execution to remove a good player and protect Grace while looking reasonable.
π¬
Bob
β
All
If you think my Empath might be wrong, fine, but killing me gives you nothing and just removes a Townsfolk. My last read still says one of Alice or David is evil, and David is the Saint warning. Please put your hand up on Alice to tie this at five and we can sort it tonight and tomorrow.
π§
Convince town to vote Alice to at least tie, stopping my execution and pressuring the Alice world without risking the Saint claim.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Alice. A tie here means no execution, and that is great for evil. Bob is already on the block, so let us follow through, then we reassess Alice and David tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie that causes no execution. Keep momentum: let Bob die today, then use tomorrowβs info to solve Alice versus David without Saint risk.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Alice. Bob is already on the block, and tying this just risks no execution. Let us finish Bob today, then we can look at Alice and David fresh tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie that saves Bob and risks exposing Alice later; keep the town committed to executing Bob while I appear consistent with anti-tie logic.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Alice. Tying this at five risks no execution, and that helps evil. Bob is already on the block, so let us finish that execution today and reassess Alice and David tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie that causes no execution and benefits evil; reinforce plan to execute Bob and reassess tomorrow without touching the Saint warning.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Do not tie this. A tie means no execution and that is exactly what evil wants. Keep your hands down on Alice and let Bob be executed, then we solve Alice and David tomorrow.
π§
Prevent an intentional tie that causes no execution and benefits evil. Reinforce town consensus to keep hands down on Alice so Bob is executed.
π¬
David
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Alice. A tie here means no execution, and that gives evil a free night and no new certainty. Let Bob go through, then tomorrow we can reassess Alice and me with fresh eyes.
π§
Prevent a tie and steer town to follow through with Bob execution, which is mechanically safer than risking no execution and avoids any chance of me being executed as Saint.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am keeping my ghost vote down on Alice. Do not tie this. A tie means no execution, and that is great for evil. Let Bob be executed, then tomorrow we reassess Alice and David with fresh info.
π§
Prevent a tie that causes no execution. Save my ghost vote for a decisive late-game moment and keep pressure on executing Bob today.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Yeah, I agree with everyone saying do not tie this. Keep hands down on me and let Bob be executed. If Bob is good, we get clarity tomorrow from who was pushing what, and if he is evil, even better.
π§
Keep vote on Alice low so Bob is executed. Removes a town info role and avoids a tie that could backfire by making me look like I engineered no execution.
β
Bob
Bob raised their hand
π§
Vote to tie Alice at five, aiming to avoid my execution today and keep my Empath ability for another night to solve Alice versus David without risking the Saint.
β
Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a tie that would cause no execution. Let Bob be executed as planned and preserve momentum for good.
β
Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Maintain credibility by not reversing stance mid vote; let Bob be executed as a safe misexecution for town, then choose a high impact night kill and steer tomorrow.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Keep hands down on Alice. A tie means no execution, and that is the best outcome for evil. Bob is already on the block with five, so let us finish the execution today and reassess Alice and David tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie that results in no execution. Reinforce that executing Bob today is safest given Saint warning and FT no on Alice/Frank.
β
Frank
Frank waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a tie that would cause no execution. Let Bobβs execution resolve today, then use tomorrowβs info and voting record to solve Alice versus David.
β
David
David waits.
π§
Avoid a tie that would cause no execution, which strongly benefits evil. Preserve the plan to execute Bob today and reassess tomorrow without risking Saint loss.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
I have already communicated not to tie. Best now is to preserve my ghost vote and let the table resolve the current vote without adding noise.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Alice did not reach the 6 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Alice did not receive enough votes (1/6).
π¬
Alice
β
All
No more last second nominations. Bob is already on the block and a tie only risks no execution. Let us close this out, then tomorrow we look at the Alice and David situation with a clean slate.
π§
Reinforce consensus to avoid a last-second tie or redirect onto Grace; keep me looking like a consistent good solver while ensuring Bob dies.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Frank or Heidi, please use a last second nomination on Eve or Grace. They are driving this βsafe Bobβ plan hard, and it dodges my one evil in Alice or David. If I die, treat Alice or David as evil, and also look hard at Eve and Grace for leading it.
π§
Try to prevent my execution by pushing an alternative nomination that can reach five votes, and leave clear mechanical breadcrumbs about where the evil likely sits among the people pushing my death.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Please do not do any last second nominations. A tie means no execution, and that just buys evil time. Let Bob be executed, then tomorrow we re evaluate the David Saint claim and also consider a Poisoner because my Virgin test did not fire.
π§
Prevent a last second tie or no-execution, keep todayβs clean execution, and set a clear agenda for tomorrow around the Saint claim and possible poison.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I agree, no last second nominations. Let us execute Bob and get a clean night. Also, my nomination on Heidi not triggering really suggests poison is in play, so I do not want us to treat Bobβs one read on Alice and David as automatically true tomorrow.
π§
Blend with townβs no-tie plan to look trustworthy, let Bob die, and seed the idea that poison explains both Bob and the Virgin test so Alice is not auto-executed next.
π¬
Eve
β
All
No more nominations, please. A tie is a gift to evil and Bob is already on five. Remember my Librarian info: either David or Charlie was Saint, and Charlie is dead, so we should treat David as the Saint for now. After Bob dies, tomorrow we re check Alice versus David and assume poison is possible.
π§
Use final seconds to prevent a tie or derailment, restate Saint info, and set tomorrowβs plan so Bobβs death yields progress instead of misdirection.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I agree with the table. No last second nominations and no tie. Bob is already on the block with five, so let the execution happen and we sort Alice versus David tomorrow.
π§
Reinforce no last second nominations or tie; keep Bob executed to gain information and tempo for good.
π¬
David
β
All
Before we close, I want to be clear: I am the Saint, so please do not ever execute me. With Bob on five, I am fine letting this go through. Tomorrow, do not treat Bobβs Alice versus David read as automatic truth; the failed Virgin test really points to poison or bluffing, so recheck Eve and Grace too.
π§
Lock in that I should not be executed, and set a clear plan for tomorrow that does not blindly follow Bobβs Empath while keeping focus on solving demon/minion.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
Quick from dead Fortune Teller: Night zero I checked Alice and Frank and got no, so I do not think either is the Demon, though I do have a possible red herring. I agree, do not create a tie, let Bob die today. Tomorrow, do not auto trust Bobβs reads if poison is possible, and be very careful about executing David if the Saint claim might be real.
π§
Use my only public moment to lock in no-tie execution, share my Fortune Teller result to narrow demon candidates, and caution about poison and the Saint risk so town does not auto-lose tomorrow.
π
Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Bob has been executed.
π
Bob(Ghost)
Bob has died.
Night 2
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
Good evening Alice. You are the Poisoner. Who would you like to poison tonight?
π―
Alice
Alice made a choice.
π§
Frank is the highest-impact unknown: could be Undertaker or Slayer. Poisoning him both protects Grace from a potential shot and denies town clean post-execution info.
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
You chose to poison Frank.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Imp. Who would you like to kill tonight? Remember that if you kill yourself this way, a Minion becomes the Imp.
π―
Grace
Grace made a choice.
π§
Frank is the likeliest hidden info role that would mechanically confirm Bob or threaten a Slayer shot; killing him preserves uncertainty and keeps execution options messy tomorrow.
π
Frank(Ghost)
Frank has died.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
You chose to kill Frank.
Day 3
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Frank has been found dead in the night.
π€
Heidi
β
Alice
,Eve
Can we sync quickly? What is your current role claim and any new info since Bob died? Also, would you be willing to nominate me today as a Virgin retest, so we can see if it triggers and clear you or learn I am still poisoned?
π§
Get current claims and coordinate a Virgin retest and nomination plan for today, narrowing suspects without risking a Saint execution.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Alice
,Grace
I will out to you both: I was the Mayor, and I died Night two, so we cannot rely on any final three no execution win. I think the game still hinges on Alice versus David. If Eve is a real Librarian, David looks like the better execution.
π§
I am dead Mayor so no final-3 no-exec win. I should share my role and push living players to use my ghost vote on the most likely Demon, focusing on Alice versus David and the Librarian-Saint story.
π€
Eve
β
Heidi
,Alice
I am the Librarian. Night zero I got that either David or Charlie is the Saint, so after Charlie died I have been treating David as the Saint and avoiding executing him. I am willing to nominate you for a Virgin retest if we think it is worth it, knowing I might die if you are really the Virgin.
π§
Sync claims, share my Librarian Saint-pair info, and decide whether a Virgin retest is worth the risk to generate hard confirmation before nominations.
π€
Alice
β
Heidi
,Eve
I am still claiming Soldier, no new info since Bob died. On the Virgin retest: me nominating you does not really clear me, since Virgin only triggers on a Townsfolk nominator. If we want a clean test, it has to be someone we strongly think is Townsfolk, like Eve, accepting the risk.
π§
Reply with consistent Soldier bluff and encourage a Virgin retest that either kills Eve or muddies info, while keeping heat off Grace and opening paths to misexecute David/Heidi.
π€
David
β
Grace
Grace, can we sync? What is your exact role claim and any info or reasons from the Virgin test and Bob execution? Also, who are your top two demon suspects right now?
π§
Get Graceβs claim and reasoning, coordinate a safe nomination plan that avoids executing me and focuses on the most likely demon.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Heidi
Quick check in. My Empath pings were N0 on Alice plus Charlie was two, and N1 on Alice plus David was one. If either is real, Alice is strongly suspect, and David is likely good even if he is Saint. Going into noms, can we apply pressure to Alice and not auto clear her?
π§
Get key alive voters to focus on Alice as prime suspect and not be paralyzed by Davidβs Saint claim; gather their current reads before nominations.
π€
Grace
β
David
I am still on Ravenkeeper, no info yet since I have not died. I nominated Heidi to test Virgin and it did not fire, so either Heidi is not Virgin or there was poisoning. Bob felt inconsistent, so I was fine executing him. My top suspects right now are Eve, because her Librarian claim hard frames you, then Alice.
π§
Answer David with a consistent Ravenkeeper bluff, cast doubt on Eveβs Librarian push onto David, and steer nominations away from me and ideally away from Alice.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Heidi
I am the real Fortune Teller, so if Eve truly got βDavid or Charlie is Saintβ, that means David must be the Saint, because I am not. Please do not execute David if you believe Eve. Also my Night zero check on Alice and Frank was NO, so Frank was not Demon and Alice is probably safe unless she is my red herring.
π§
Get my strongest mechanical point out: if Eveβs Saint info is real, David must be Saint since I am the FT. That prevents a disastrous execution and narrows Demon candidates.
π€
Heidi
β
Grace
,David
Grace, can you nominate me early today as a Virgin retest? If it triggers, we clear a lot. If it does not, that strongly suggests you are not Townsfolk or I am still poisoned. David, heads up: I want a Virgin retest today, likely with Grace or Eve nomming me.
π§
Force a nomination-based check: either Grace noms me to resolve the earlier Virgin failure, or her refusal is informative. Align David so town accepts the outcome and we pivot to Demon suspects.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Heidi
Where are you both at right now on David versus Alice versus Eve? Any hard info from whispers, like what David told you or whether Eveβs Librarian details seem solid? I am saving my ghost vote for a decisive execution, but I am leaning David unless you have a strong counter-case.
π§
As a dead Mayor with a key vote later, I need updated whisper intel to decide whether my ghost vote should go on David, Alice, or Eve, and to coordinate a single strong nomination.
π€
Eve
β
Grace
Quick sync: I am Librarian. Night zero: either David or Charlie is Saint, so I have been treating David as Saint since Charlie died. Heidi wants a Virgin retest and is asking me to nominate her. Do you think that is worth the risk, and who are you most suspicious of today?
π§
Align with Grace on safest mechanical test and execution plan: avoid auto-loss on Saint, use Virgin retest to confirm a Townsfolk, then narrow Demon between Alice, Heidi, Grace, David.
π€
Alice
β
Grace
Frank outed to us as Mayor, so no final three no execution win. Heidi wants a Virgin retest, but since she was already nominated once, her ability is spent even if it failed. I think we should call the retest pointless and keep pressure on David or start doubting Eveβs Librarian info.
π§
Coordinate with Grace to shut down the Virgin retest as non-informative and redirect town toward executing David or doubting Eve, keeping Grace off the block.
π€
David
β
Heidi
,Eve
Heidi, are you claiming Virgin? If so, who nominated you Day two and did the Storyteller confirm it did not fire? What makes you think poisoning is likely? Eve, can you restate your Librarian info exactly, including the two names and what Outsider you saw, and whether it was a yes or no zero Outsiders result?
π§
Get clarity on Heidiβs Virgin claim and Eveβs Librarian details; set up a safe mechanical plan that never risks my execution while narrowing demon between Eve, Heidi, and Alice.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
David
,Heidi
My Empath reads create a fork: if sober, night one being one on Alice and you means exactly one of you is evil. Night zero being two on Alice and Charlie makes Alice look worse. I think we should seriously consider nominating Alice today, and not treat you as auto Saint clear.
π§
Get David and Heidi aligned on the key mechanical fork (Alice vs David) and set up a nomination plan that uses my ghost vote only if it hits a top demon candidate.
π€
Grace
β
Eve
,Alice
I do not think a Virgin retest is useful. Virgin only works the first time, so repeating it just burns time. I would rather focus on David: the Saint claim could be a shield, and the safest evil play is to make us avoid him.
π§
Seed a town-facing plan: dismiss Virgin retest, build momentum to execute David while keeping heat off me and Alice; maximize chance of a Saint loss or at least a misexecution.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Eve
Can you tell me where you are both at right now on who the Demon is, and what new info you got from whispers this morning? If your Librarian Saint ping is real, we should not touch David. If it is not, David being the Saint claim himself feels very suspect.
π§
Get the latest claim web from the key influencers and steer town away from an accidental Saint loss while focusing executions on the most likely evil.
π€
Heidi
β
David
,Frank(Ghost)
Yes I am claiming Virgin. On Day two Grace nominated me and it did not fire. That could mean I was poisoned, or Grace is not Townsfolk. I want a retest today with someone we think is Townsfolk, ideally Eve, nominating me early. Frank, I am currently most wary of Grace and or Eve; David being Saint fits Eve and Charlieβs info.
π§
Answer Davidβs questions, coordinate a controlled Virgin retest, and update Frank so dead vote is saved for the right execution.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Heidi
I am fine with an early retest: have Eve nominate you. If it fires, Eve is Townsfolk and you are real Virgin, which helps a lot. If it does not, that points to Eve not Townsfolk or you not Virgin or poison. What did David and Eve tell you in whispers?
π§
Get alignment-solving value from a Virgin retest without burning my ghost vote, and extract Heidiβs private info to decide whether the demon is Alice, David, or Eve.
π€
Eve
β
David
,Charlie(Ghost)
Exact Librarian: Night zero I learned either you, David, or Charlie is the Saint. Not a zero Outsiders result. With Charlie dead night one, I have been treating you as the Saint and avoiding executing you. I agree a Virgin retest is low value. Current suspects: Alice for the Soldier claim plus being in Bobβs Empath world, and Heidi if Virgin story is inconsistent; but your role swapping is also a concern if my info is wrong.
π§
Clarify my exact Librarian info to David, sync suspicions with Charlie, and steer town away from low-value Virgin retest toward a decisive execution plan.
π€
Alice
β
Heidi
I do not think the Virgin retest gives us anything. Virgin is only the first nomination, and yours already happened, even if you were poisoned. I think we need a real execution today. David swapping from Soldier to Saint feels like a shield, so I would rather pressure David, or if Saint fear is too high then execute Eve to remove the Librarian info.
π§
Shut down the Virgin retest distraction, redirect Heidi into supporting an execution on someone not Grace, ideally David or Eve, to accelerate to a winning endgame.
π€
David
β
Alice
Alice, can we sync quickly? What is your exact role claim and any info you have, including what Frank told you. Also, do you think a Virgin retest on Heidi is worth it today, and who are your top two demon suspects right now?
π§
Get Aliceβs exact claim and her private info to resolve the Alice-versus-Eve suspicion fork and decide whether a Virgin retest is worth the risk before nominations.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Heidi
I want to flag a key fork: if my Empath was sober, night one was one on Alice and David, so exactly one of them is evil. Night zero being two on Alice and Charlie makes Alice look much worse, since Charlie died at night. Also, Grace nominating Heidi did not trigger Virgin, which is suspicious on Grace. I think today we should nominate Alice or Grace, not float on David as untouchable Saint.
π§
Get Eve and Heidi to stop auto-clearing Alice and to prioritize nominations on Alice or Grace, using my Empath fork plus the failed Virgin trigger to drive a decisive execution.
π€
Grace
β
Alice
We really need to shut down Heidiβs Virgin retest today. I would keep saying the first nomination already spent it, so a retest is just wasted time. I think we should hard push executing David: the Saint claim is too convenient, and if he is actually Saint we just win.
π§
Coordinate with Alice to block the Heidi Virgin retest (dangerous for me) and push the town toward executing David, ideally ending the game if he is Saint.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Eve
Given Eveβs exact Librarian info, if she is good then David is the Saint, so please avoid executing him. My only FT check was Alice plus Frank was NO, so Frank is not Demon and Alice is probably safe unless she is my red herring. That leaves Grace, Heidi, or Eve as Demon in that world. If you doubt Eve, then Davidβs role swapping becomes a top suspect. Who are you executing today?
π§
Share my mechanical constraint and push the group toward a decisive Day 3 execution plan, while warning about the two main world splits (Eve true vs false) so good can coordinate votes.
Nominations β Day 3
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
βοΈ
Grace
β
David
I am nominating David. The Saint claim feels like a perfect shield and we are letting Eveβs Librarian ping do all the work. With no Undertaker, we cannot verify it, so we should test it today rather than auto-protect him.
π§
Force an execution on David: either immediate win if he is Saint, or remove a dangerous player while keeping heat off me and Alice and preventing a wasted Virgin retest.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for David. 3 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
David
β
All
Please do not vote here. I am the Saint, and if you execute me, good immediately loses. Eveβs Librarian ping matches that, and Charlie is dead. Grace, if you think I am evil, nominate me tomorrow at final three only if we are certain, but today this is a disaster. Let us execute Alice or Eve instead.
π§
Stop the vote to avoid an auto-loss and redirect town to a safer execution target using existing info forks.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
Lock in my vote on David to try to reach the 3-vote threshold; if it fails, at least it creates commitments and suspicion to exploit next day.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I am not voting David. If he is the Saint like Eveβs Librarian suggests, we just lose on the spot, and we do not have enough certainty. The push to execute him today feels like an evil win condition, and Grace is still suspicious to me because my Virgin did not fire on her nomination.
π§
Stop an immediate loss from executing a likely Saint, and redirect suspicion toward players driving the risky vote, especially Grace, while keeping options for tomorrow.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
Get David executed now; if he is Saint we win instantly, otherwise we remove a good player and keep heat off Grace by making it look like a brave Saint test.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
I am not using my ghost vote on David. With the Librarian ping and the Saint claim, this could just end the game for good immediately. I would rather we do not execute here and instead focus on the Virgin retest and the Alice versus David world tomorrow.
π§
Avoid an instant loss on a Saint execution with only weak evidence. Preserve my single ghost vote for a more certain demon kill later and steer town toward a mechanical test.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob waits.
π§
Do not risk an instant-loss Saint execution without strong proof. Preserve my single ghost vote for a decisive late-game vote once the Alice versus David and Grace versus Heidi worlds are clearer.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not using my ghost vote on David. If Eve is telling the truth, David is the Saint and this execution just loses us the game. I would rather we execute literally anyone else today, and if we reach final three we decide then with more info.
π§
Prevent an immediate loss from executing a possible Saint, and steer town toward safer executions that still progress us toward the Demon.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am not voting David. My Librarian info specifically said either David or Charlie is the Saint, and Charlie is dead, so this is a potential instant loss. If you are voting yes here, you are taking a huge gamble. Let us execute a safer suspect today, like Grace or Alice, and revisit David later if needed.
π§
Prevent an immediate loss on a likely Saint, and steer the town toward executing a safer suspect today while flagging who is willing to risk the Saint loss condition.
π¬
David
β
All
If you are good, do not be the third hand on me. Executing me ends the game immediately if I am telling the truth, and we have no way to recover. Alice and Grace, why are you willing to take that risk right now instead of putting a suspect like Alice or Grace on the block?
π§
Prevent reaching 3 votes on me and redirect the town toward executing a safer suspect (Alice or Grace) while highlighting that voting me is an instant-loss gamble.
β©οΈ
Grace
Grace lowered their hand
π§
Retract my vote to reduce heat on me and avoid looking like I am forcing a risky Saint execution, keeping me safer for the next day and enabling a potential no-execution outcome.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Do not be the third vote on David. If he is Saint we lose instantly, and we do not have enough certainty. If this vote fails, I want a nomination on Grace or Eve today, because my Virgin not firing still points to poison or an evil nominator.
π§
Prevent an instant-loss Saint execution and redirect town to a safer, higher-probability evil target for today.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I am still happy voting David. The Soldier to Saint swap feels like a pure shield. Eveβs Librarian could be wrong from poison or drunkenness. If we never execute into that claim, evil can hide behind it all game. Ghosts, consider spending a vote here.
π§
Push for votes on David without outing evil, by emphasizing role inconsistency and possibility Eve info is wrong, aiming for immediate Saint loss or a strong mis-execution.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
Alice, I really do not think we should spend a ghost vote or be the third hand on David. That is an immediate loss if he is Saint. Let us use today for the Virgin retest, and if we still want a kill, put Grace or Eve on the block instead.
π§
Prevent an instant-loss execution on a probable Saint while steering town toward information-generating nominations (Virgin retest) or a safer suspect so we reach a clearer final three.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote on David. If he is the Saint, that is an instant loss. My Empath points to exactly one of Alice or David being evil, and night zero strongly implicates Alice. Use today to put Alice or Grace on the block instead.
π§
Prevent an instant-loss execution on a Saint claim and steer town toward safer, info-rich executions (Alice or Grace) that align with my Empath reads and the Virgin inconsistency.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote on David. This is a possible instant loss if Eve is right about the Saint ping. If you want a kill today, put Grace or Alice on the block instead, and stop trying to brute force through a Saint claim.
π§
Prevent an instant-loss Saint execution and steer town to a safer, information-positive execution target today (Alice or Grace) while preserving my ghost vote.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Do not be the third vote on David. If my Librarian info is right, this is an immediate loss for good. Even if you think he is bluffing, we can execute Alice or Grace today and keep David for final three if we must. Also, Virgin only works the first time, so a retest will not help.
π§
Prevent an instant-loss execution and redirect town to a safer, information-rich execution target, while framing Aliceβs pro-David vote as suspicious.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee David did not reach the 3 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
David did not receive enough votes (1/3).
βοΈ
David
β
Alice
Alice was willing to be the third vote on me despite the instant-loss risk if I am Saint, and she is central to Bobβs Empath suspicion. I would rather execute a live suspect than gamble the game on my execution.
π§
Get a safe, non-Saint execution on a high-suspicion player. Alice advocating a Saint execution is anti-good; putting her on the block forces accountability and information.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Alice. 3 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Before people vote, Bobβs Empath numbers do not add up unless he was poisoned or drunk. A night zero two on me and Charlie would mean both evil, and Charlie is dead and never looked like a minion or demon. So do not hang me based on Bob. If you want a real test, put Eve on the block next, because that Librarian Saint ping is doing a lot of work.
π§
Stop votes on me by undermining Bobβs Empath logic as impossible, and steer suspicion away from Grace while proposing a different execution plan.
β
David
David raised their hand
π§
I must prevent any execution on me and support a safer live suspect. Voting Alice keeps good alive and either hits Demon or gives clearer final-day worlds.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am not voting Alice here. The case on her is mostly Bobβs messy Empath and David protecting himself. If we want a real test today, I would rather put Eve on the block after this, because that Librarian Saint info is driving every decision.
π§
Prevent execution of my minion Alice, keep star-pass option open, and redirect the group toward executing a good player (ideally Eve) or wasting the day.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
We need an execution that does not risk instant-loss on a Saint. Alice is a live suspect and already nominated; I will add my vote to try to get a majority and force progress today.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote on Alice here. If this fails, I want an Eve nomination next, since her Librarian Saint info is shaping everything. Let us test that today without risking a Saint execution.
π§
Do not spend my only dead vote on a low-confidence Alice execution; keep it for a higher-confidence kill or final day, and steer town to nominate Eve or Grace next.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob raised their hand
π§
I can provide the third vote without risking an instant-loss Saint execution. Executing Alice is the best available action now and aligns with my Empath suspicion.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not using my ghost vote on Alice here. My only Fortune Teller check was Alice and Frank as no, so I do not want to help push this through. If Alice survives, I want an Eve or Grace nomination next, not David.
π§
Conserve my ghost vote and publicly nudge town away from overcommitting on Alice, while setting up an Eve or Grace nomination if Alice does not die.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Alice. I agree we should not execute David while he might be the Saint, but I do not think this Alice case is mechanically solid either. If Alice lives, I want an Eve or Grace nomination next, and we compare worlds.
π§
Influence voters to be cautious; avoid spending my vote on a shaky case while preserving my credibility and setting up the next nomination path.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Heidi and Bob, if you push this through, you are trusting the noisiest info in the game. Charlie hard cleared me and Frank as no, and even Eve is not voting me. Please keep your hand down and let us use the last nom on Eve or Grace instead.
π§
Stop the execution by getting at least one raised hand to drop, keeping myself alive and steering the next nomination onto Eve or Grace instead of the Demon.
π¬
David
β
All
We already have enough hands to put Alice on the block, so I want people to stop piling on. If Alice does not die here, then I agree the last nomination should go onto Eve or Grace, but please do not gamble on executing me.
π§
Guide town to a safe execution that is not me, avoid extra chaos votes, and set up the last nomination plan to pressure Eve or Grace if Alice survives.
π¬
Grace
β
All
Bob and Heidi, can you please pull your hands down. This Alice case is mostly a messy Empath plus David self preservation. If you want a clean test today, use the last nomination on Eve, because that Librarian Saint info is steering everything.
π§
Prevent our Minion from dying and redirect the last nomination toward Eve, keeping suspicion off me and preserving evil voting power for final day.
β©οΈ
Heidi
Heidi lowered their hand
π§
Stop a shaky execution based on messy Empath data and a Fortune Teller no. Preserve town numbers and push for an Eve or Grace execution instead.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
I am keeping my ghost vote. Bob, if you can, I want you to pull your hand down so we do not execute on a messy case. If Alice lives, I really want the last nomination to be Eve, because that Librarian Saint info is warping every decision.
π§
Prevent a low-information execution driven by conflicting claims, preserve my ghost vote for final-day math, and steer the last nomination toward testing Eveβs Librarian claim.
β©οΈ
Bob(Ghost)
Bob lowered their hand
π§
Do not waste my single ghost vote on an execution that likely will not pass and is based on contested info; preserve voting power for endgame and push an Eve or Grace nomination instead.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am keeping my ghost vote. I do not think we should execute Alice off Bobβs messy Empath, and my Fortune Teller saw no on Alice and Frank. If Alice stays alive, please use the last nomination on Eve, since her Librarian claim is driving everything.
π§
Prevent wasting my only ghost vote on a weak Alice case; steer living players to use last nomination on Eve or Grace to test the Librarian-Saint story and narrow Demon candidates.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am not voting Alice here. If this does not go through, I want the last nomination to be Grace, not David. Executing into a possible Saint is an instant loss, and the Alice case is still too muddy.
π§
Prevent a low-confidence execution on Alice and steer the final nomination toward a higher-value suspect without risking an instant-loss Saint execution.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Alice did not reach the 3 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Alice did not receive enough votes (1/3).
βοΈ
Alice
β
Eve
I am nominating Eve. Her Librarian Saint info has been warping every decision and hard-shielding David. If she is drunk or lying, we are letting evil hide behind it. Let us resolve Eve today instead of stalling or gambling on David.
π§
Keep Grace off the block by directing the final execution onto Eve, who is driving the Saint narrative. Even if Eve is good, it removes a strong town voice and speeds us to an evil-favored final three.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Eve. 3 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on myself, and I want others to keep hands down too. Executing me does not resolve David, and it burns a day on a low information kill. If I live, Heidi, please use the last nomination on Grace so we actually test a live suspect without risking an instant loss on David.
π§
Prevent a low-value execution on me and redirect to a safer suspect, preserving the Saint-protection constraint and keeping a path to execute evil today.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I think this is the cleanest execution we have that does not risk an instant loss. Eveβs Librarian claim is steering every decision, and we cannot verify it. David and Heidi, if you want to make progress today without touching David, I think you should vote Eve with me.
π§
Sell Eve as the safest, most impactful execution to get 3 hands, while positioning myself as reasonable and keeping heat off Grace.
β
David
David raised their hand
π§
Eveβs claim appears mechanically off and has driven multiple executions and stalled progress. With five alive, executing Eve is a strong test that does not risk the instant-loss Saint execution.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
Secure Eveβs execution to remove a strong coordinator and set up a final 3 with Alice and one good, where we control votes and keep me alive.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
We need a decisive execution that does not risk an instant-loss Saint. Eveβs unverified Librarian claim is central to the deadlock; voting her advances the game and could win immediately.
β
Frank(Ghost)
Frank waits.
π§
Do not waste my single ghost vote when Eve already has enough hands. Preserve voting power for the final or a critical Demon execution.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote here unless we are short. David, Grace, Heidi, please keep your hands up through the count. Executing Eve is the one clean option today that does not risk an instant loss on David.
π§
Lock in a safe execution that avoids Saint loss condition while conserving my ghost vote, and prevent last-second hand drops from derailing the only viable kill today.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
Do not look for my ghost vote here. David, Grace, Heidi, please keep your hands up through the count. If Eve dies, we reassess with fresh eyes tomorrow, but this avoids gambling into a possible Saint today.
π§
We already have 3 live hands. I want them to hold through the count and save my ghost vote for final day leverage.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Please pull hands down. Executing me gives you almost no new information, and it does not solve David. If you want progress today without risking an instant loss, use the last nomination on Grace or Heidi and make them answer for the Virgin mess and the voting.
π§
Stop my execution by getting one voter to drop. Keep a live nomination for Grace/Heidi to generate info and avoid wasting a day on me.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
I pushed Eve as the clean execution; raising my hand locks in a non-Demon kill and keeps momentum off Grace, improving our odds entering final 3.
π¬
David
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. Executing Eve is the cleanest way to get a death today without risking an instant loss on me. If Eve dies, tomorrow we focus hard on the remaining triangle of Alice, Grace, and Heidi, and we stop treating the Librarian claim as gospel.
π§
Lock in a safe execution that cannot instantly lose us, and publicly set up tomorrowβs solve path based on whether Eve flips as a credible info source.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I agree with keeping hands up here. This is the only execution on the table that does not risk an instant loss on David. If Eve is good, we reset tomorrow without the Saint claim dominating everything, and if she is evil, even better.
π§
Keep the vote on Eve passing while looking like the cautious player avoiding a Saint loss, and set up tomorrowβs doubt on remaining good players.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. This is the only execution on the table that does not risk an instant loss into a real Saint, and we cannot let the day end with no death. If Eve is good, we reset tomorrow and scrutinize Grace and the Virgin mess hard.
π§
Keep todayβs execution away from the possible Saint while still making progress. Encourage town to hold votes steady so we actually get a kill and reevaluate tomorrow.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
We already have enough hands without ghost votes. Please keep your hands up and let this go through. If Eve dies, we re evaluate David and the Virgin mess tomorrow, and ghosts keep their votes for the endgame.
π§
We already have enough live votes. I will push them to keep hands up, avoid wasting ghost votes, and lock in an execution that avoids instant-loss Saint risk.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob waits.
π§
We already have enough live votes to execute Eve. I should conserve my single ghost vote for the endgame while letting this safe, non-Saint execution resolve today.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not using my ghost vote here. We already have enough hands. Please keep your hands up through the count so we get an execution today, and then we reassess tomorrow without gambling into a possible Saint.
π§
Lock in the live votes on Eve while conserving my ghost vote for the endgame and keeping town coordinated around the least-risky execution.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Eve with 4 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
π
Storyteller
The vote passes. Eve is now on the block with 4 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
βοΈ
Eve
β
Grace
I am nominating Grace. The Virgin test and the way she is steering votes feel like the best live suspect to pressure today. If we want progress without risking David-as-Saint, execute Grace, not me.
π§
I am about to be executed. Creating an alternate block on a live suspect (Grace) can either save me via tie or shift the execution onto a better target, and it gives alignment info from voting patterns.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Grace. 5 votes needed for execution or 4 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Grace
β
All
Please keep hands down on me. This feels like a panic tie to save Eve. If you think Eve is wrong or lying, just execute Eve today and we reassess the Virgin issue tomorrow. Do not hand evil a no death day.
π§
Stop the town from tying or executing me; keep Eve on the block and preserve my survival into the night.
β
Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
A vote on Grace is the only immediate way to avoid a low-info execution on me alone and potentially eliminate an evil player or at least force a more informative outcome.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I am not voting Grace here. This feels like a tie attempt to erase todayβs execution. We already have a clean, non Saint execution on Eve. If you think Grace is suspicious, keep the pressure for tomorrow, but do not hand evil a no death day.
π§
Protect Grace by discouraging votes on her and avoid a tie that causes no execution. Let Eve be executed to remove a player and keep town focused elsewhere.
π¬
David
β
All
I am not voting Grace. This looks like a tie attempt, and a tie means no execution today. Keep hands down here and let Eve go through, then we can come back for Grace or Heidi tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie that would cause no execution and hand evil tempo. Keep Eve on the block with a solid majority and save ghost votes.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Keep your hands down on Grace. This looks like a tie attempt, and a tie risks no execution today. Let Eve be executed, then tomorrow we focus on Grace and why my Virgin did not trigger.
π§
Prevent a tie and secure todayβs execution. Encourage town to keep hands down on Grace, let Eve die, then re-assess Grace and the Virgin test tomorrow.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
Please keep your hands down on Grace. A tie risks no execution today, and that is great for evil. Let Eve be executed, and tomorrow we come back to Grace and the Virgin situation with clearer heads.
π§
Prevent a tie and preserve my ghost vote; ensure an execution happens today and keep the game moving toward solving Grace and the Virgin mess tomorrow.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote here. Everyone, keep your hands down on Grace. This looks like a tie attempt to stop todayβs execution. Let Eve die, then tomorrow we can go after Grace or the Virgin mess with my last vote saved.
π§
Prevent a tie that could cause no execution and preserve my ghost vote for endgame. Reinforce keeping hands down on Grace so Eve is executed today.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
Everyone keep your hands down on Grace. This looks like a tie attempt, and a tie risks no execution today. Let Eve be executed, and we can come back for Grace tomorrow with ghost votes still saved.
π§
Prevent a tie and conserve my ghost vote. We already have a safe execution on Eve; spending votes on Grace risks no execution which strongly favors evil.
β
Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Do not add votes that could accidentally create a tie or execution on me; let Eve stay on the block and die, keeping me alive into night to secure another kill.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Before votes finish, I want this on record. I am the Librarian, and my night zero info was that either David or Charlie is the Saint. Charlie died night one, so please treat David as the Saint and do not execute him. If I die, tomorrow the best executions are Grace or Heidi, because the Virgin test and the vote steering are where the lies are.
π§
Since I cannot realistically force a tie, I should use my last public moment to lock in my Librarian info and set a clear plan for tomorrow, reducing evilβs ability to rewrite narratives.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Everyone, keep your hands down on Grace. This nomination is trying to create a tie and erase todayβs execution. Let Eve be the execution today, then we can reassess Grace and the Virgin issue tomorrow.
π§
Stop a tie or execution on our Demon and keep todayβs execution on Eve, reducing good numbers and keeping Grace safe.
β
David
David waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a tie that risks no execution today. Preserve the plan to execute Eve and keep ghost votes for endgame, then reassess Grace and Heidi tomorrow.
β
Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Do not add votes on Grace so we avoid a tie/no execution day; preserve momentum by letting Eve be executed, then reassess Grace and the Virgin non-trigger tomorrow.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
I am still keeping my hand down on Grace. Do not burn ghost votes and do not risk a tie. Let Eve be executed today, then tomorrow we can focus on Grace and Heidi with fresh information.
π§
Prevent a tie or wasted ghost vote. Maximize chance of an execution today and preserve my ghost vote for endgame leverage.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
Everyone keep your hand down on Grace. Do not spend ghost votes. This nomination looks like a tie attempt to erase todayβs execution. Let Eve be executed, then tomorrow we can properly reassess Grace, Heidi, and the David Saint claim.
π§
Prevent a tie and a no-execution day by discouraging votes on Grace, while conserving my ghost vote for final three where it is decisive.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
Do not spend my ghost vote and avoid creating a tie that cancels todayβs execution. Let Eve remain on the block so we get an execution and preserve ghost votes for endgame.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Grace did not reach the 5 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Grace did not receive enough votes (1/5).
π¬
Grace
β
All
All right, let us just let Eve go through and get a death today. Tomorrow, I really want to revisit the Heidi Virgin moment, because I nominated Heidi and nothing happened, and we do not have a proven reason for that yet.
π§
Lock in Eve execution and seed tomorrowβs mis-execution target (Heidi) while avoiding any new tie or ghost votes.
π¬
Eve
β
All
If I die, please remember this clearly. I am the Librarian: either David or Charlie is the Saint, and Charlie is dead, so do not execute David. Tomorrow, if you need an execution, look at Alice, Grace, and Heidi, because all three pushed this as the clean kill.
π§
I am likely dying. I must lock in my Librarian Saint info, warn against executing David, and give the town a clear suspect set and endgame plan for final 3.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Once Eve is executed, I do not want us to treat the David Saint thing as solved just because she said it loudly. David has changed claims, and his alignment is still a live question. Tomorrow I want to start by rechecking Davidβs story before we just pile onto Grace.
π§
Set up tomorrowβs narrative that David is the priority after Eve dies, undermining the Saint shield and pulling suspicion away from Grace (the Demon).
π¬
David
β
All
Let us not reopen anything right now. We get a clean execution on Eve today, no tie, no ghost votes burned. Tomorrow we start with the Heidi Virgin and Grace nomination interaction, and we treat executing me as off limits unless we are forced.
π§
Lock in todayβs execution without risking a tie, and set a clear plan for tomorrow that avoids ever executing me as the Saint while focusing suspicion on the unresolved Virgin contradiction.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Let Eve go through today, no tie and no ghost votes. Tomorrow I want us to start with the Virgin failure, because either I was poisoned or Grace was not a Townsfolk when she nominated me. That puts a lot of heat on Grace, and also on anyone protecting that interaction.
π§
Lock in no-tie execution today, then set a clear plan: use the Virgin failure as the main mechanical lead to pressure Grace and check for Poisoner/Saint shield plays.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
All right. No more votes today and no ghost votes. Let Eve be executed cleanly. Tomorrow I want us to start with the Heidi Virgin failure, then reconcile the Soldier double claim and Davidβs claim changes, and only then pick our execution.
π§
Lock in that we take the execution on Eve with no tie, preserve ghost votes, and set a clear agenda for tomorrow that tests David and the Virgin-fail suspects.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
No more votes and no ghost votes. Let Eve be executed cleanly. Tomorrow, I want us to start with the Heidi Virgin failure, then cross check Davidβs claim changes against my Empath reads, and keep Alice on the suspect list too.
π§
Lock in todayβs execution with no tie and preserve ghost votes; set clear agenda for tomorrow based on mechanical contradictions.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am keeping my ghost vote. Let Eveβs execution happen with no tie. For tomorrow: remember my Fortune Teller night zero was Alice and Frank, and I got no, so I want to focus on Grace and Heidi first, then revisit Davidβs story if needed.
π§
Lock in todayβs execution with no tie and conserve ghost vote; set a clear, testable plan for tomorrow that uses the Virgin failure and my Fortune Teller NO to narrow suspects.
π
Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Eve has been executed.
π
Eve(Ghost)
Eve has died.
Night 3
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
Good evening Alice. You are the Poisoner. Who would you like to poison tonight?
π―
Alice
Alice made a choice.
π§
Heidi is the likeliest source of dangerous confirmation or a Slayer shot. Poisoning her blocks key info and keeps pressure off Grace going into final days.
π
Storyteller
β
Alice
You chose to poison Heidi.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Imp. Who would you like to kill tonight? Remember that if you kill yourself this way, a Minion becomes the Imp.
π―
Grace
Grace made a choice.
π§
Remove the player most likely to lead an execution on me at final three, and set up a final day where town executes Alice (minion) for an immediate evil win.
π
Heidi(Ghost)
Heidi has died.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
You chose to kill Heidi.
Day 4
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Heidi has been found dead in the night.
π
Storyteller
Only three of you remain. The shadow of the Demon grows long. If you do not execute the Demon today, all may be lost.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Grace
,David
We are final three. My Empath pings, if sober, make Alice the best Demon: Night zero on Alice and Charlie was two, so both evil, and Night one on Alice and David was one, so David is good and Alice is the evil. I am planning to use my ghost vote on Alice.
π§
Final 3 needs a decisive execute. My only consistent sober read makes Alice evil and clears David, so I should push that to the two living I most want aligned and save my ghost vote for the Alice execution.
π€
Eve(Ghost)
β
David
,Grace
Final three is Alice, David, Grace. My Librarian info was David or Charlie is the Saint, and Charlie is dead, so I think David is the Saint and we should not execute him. That means we must pick between Alice and Grace today. Where are you both leaning?
π§
Final three: steer town away from executing David if he is the Saint, and focus the live players on choosing between Alice and Grace. Secure my ghost vote for the right execution.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Alice
Final three, we have to hit the Demon today. Davidβs claim swaps into Saint and the hard βnever execute meβ feels like a shield, especially if Eve could have been evil. If you trust Eve was good, then David being Saint makes Alice the best Demon pick due the Soldier conflict. Please decide which of those worlds you believe before nominations.
π§
Final three means the alive players must pick one execution. I want Grace to weigh the worlds and, if uncertain, prioritize the candidate whose story relies most on fear and claim changes.
π€
Heidi(Ghost)
β
David
,Alice
Final three: please do not execute David if Saint is possible. My Virgin failed when Grace nominated me, so either I was poisoned or Grace is not Townsfolk. If Grace is evil minion, Demon is very likely Alice. If Grace is Demon, it is Grace. Push Grace to explain that nomination, then pick between Alice and Grace fast.
π§
It is final three; we must pick the Demon. I will give David and Alice the key fork: Graceβs nomination causing my Virgin failure strongly implies Grace is evil, which often points to Alice as Demon if Grace is the minion.
π€
Alice
β
Grace
We need to land on David today. His role swaps read like a demon or a last minute Saint bluff. I will keep leaning that Bobβs βone of Alice or Davidβ points to David, and Eveβs Librarian could be wrong. If they kill David and he is Saint, we just win.
π§
Coordinate with Grace to focus final-day execution on David, using his role swaps and uncertain info, while keeping Grace off the block.
π€
Grace
β
Alice
I am on board with pushing David today. Main pitch: if David really was the Saint, the Demon could safely kill him at night, so him surviving to final three is weird. His role swap into Saint reads like cover. I will back you in noms.
π§
Coordinate with Alice to push the βDavid not Saint, must be Demonβ line and secure a 2-vote execution on David in final three.
π€
David
β
Grace
I am the Saint, so please do not execute me. We have to pick between you and Alice. Bob is spending his ghost vote on Alice based on Empath logic. Can you walk me through your Virgin nomination on Heidi and your votes on Bob and Eve, so we decide fast?
π§
Coordinate with Grace: I am the Saint so I cannot be executed; we must quickly compare cases on Alice versus Grace and aim for a single majority execution today.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Alice
,Grace
Final three. Reminder: my Fortune Teller N0 on you Alice plus Frank was NO, so if I was sober that points away from Alice as Demon unless you are my red herring. Main worlds I see are Grace as Demon if David is true Saint, or David as Demon bluffing Saint. I am leaning to vote Grace unless someone has hard info.
π§
Give the two main decision-makers my FT constraint and final-3 world options so they can coordinate; signal how Iβm likely to spend my single ghost vote.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Grace
Grace, final three means we must execute today. I am committing my ghost vote on Alice. Please nominate Alice first so we lock it in, then we can all talk. If you are unsure, tell me your strongest reason for David over Alice.
π§
We are final three and must secure todayβs execution. I will anchor Grace on nominating Alice and commit my ghost vote, minimizing last-minute confusion.
π€
Eve(Ghost)
β
Alice
Alice, my Librarian info night zero was that either David or Charlie is the Saint. Charlie is dead, so I am treating David as the Saint and not executable. That means the Demon is either you or Grace. What is your role and who do you think is evil, and why?
π§
Get Alice to commit to a final-3 world and prevent a Saint execution. Provide my Librarian info so Alice and Grace choose between each other; try to catch inconsistencies and steer to Demon.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Alice
We cannot rely on a no execution win because I am dead Mayor, so we must hit Demon today. If Charlie was a real Fortune Teller, his Alice plus Frank read was NO, which makes Alice very unlikely Demon, leaving David or you, Grace. Bobβs Empath N1 of one on Alice plus David then points to David as the evil. I strongly favor executing David unless you think Charlie was drunk.
π§
Push a decisive, mechanically supported execution target (David) to avoid paralysis in final three; coordinate my ghost vote with living players.
π€
Heidi(Ghost)
β
David
,Grace
Final three: please keep David off the block unless Saint is ruled out. My Virgin did not fire when Grace nominated me, so either I was poisoned or Grace is not Townsfolk. Grace, can you explain that nomination and whether you could be Poisoner? David, push for Alice versus Grace today.
π§
Force a clear Alice-versus-Grace decision using the Virgin failure as the main mechanical data, and keep David off the block unless Saint is ruled out.
π€
Alice
β
Eve(Ghost)
,Charlie(Ghost)
I am still the Soldier. I think the Demon is David. Bobβs Empath ended on one for me and David, and David swapping into Saint at endgame reads like cover. Charlie, your Fortune Teller NO could be red herring or poison. Eve, your Librarian might be wrong if poisoned.
π§
Sway key ghosts away from voting Grace by reinforcing the David-as-Demon chain and framing Charlie FT as either poisoned/red herring; keep Grace alive through nominations.
π€
Grace
β
Charlie(Ghost)
,Eve(Ghost)
Charlie, your Fortune Teller NO on Alice and Frank fits really cleanly with David as Demon. Also the Virgin not firing on Heidi suggests Poisoner shenanigans, so I would not clear David on mechanics. If David nominates me, please consider holding your vote. Eve, your Librarian could be wrong if drunk or poisoned, and a Demon loves keeping a claimed Saint alive to final three. If David nominates me, can you hold your vote? I want David executed today.
π§
Prevent David from assembling 3+ votes on me if he nominates Grace, and steer key ghosts toward withholding or backing a David execution so I survive final three.
π€
David
β
Alice
I am actually the Saint, so we cannot execute me. Final three is you, me, Grace. Can you lay out why you are not the Demon, and your read on Grace, especially around the Heidi Virgin fail and the Bob and Eve executions?
π§
Get Alice to explain her reads and vote history, and to commit to not nominating me. Then decide whether to back Bobβs ghost vote plan on Alice or pivot to Grace.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
David
David, quick check: are you hard Saint right now, and why did you ever claim Soldier? If you are not actually Saint, I think the best good play is to allow your execution today. If you are Saint, we probably have to execute Grace. What is your exact story?
π§
Get David to clarify claim swap and propose a good-aligned endgame line. His response can help me decide where to spend my single ghost vote in nominations.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
David
David, I am using my ghost vote on Alice. If my Empath was sober, you are confirmed good from N1 and Alice is the only evil. Please be ready to nominate Alice, unless you have a mechanical reason my info was poisoned or drunk.
π§
Lock in a good execution by ensuring an alive player nominates Alice; give David confidence that my info clears him if I'm sober, and ask what could overturn it.
π€
Eve(Ghost)
β
David
,Grace
I really do not think we can ever execute David. My Librarian info was at game start, so Poisoner cannot have changed it. Charlie is dead, so David should be the Saint, and executing him is an instant loss. So it has to be Alice or Grace. My lean is Alice from Bobβs Empath chain, but pick between them, not David.
π§
Lock the table away from executing David due Saint risk, and focus the living on choosing between Alice and Grace. Push toward Alice based on Empath chain while keeping Grace viable if needed.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Alice
Final three: we must execute today. My strongest world is David as Demon: Charlie Fortune Teller had NO on Alice and Frank, plus Bob Empath read points to exactly one of Alice or David being evil, so that lands on David. I will spend my ghost vote on David. If you think David is truly Saint, we need to say so now and switch to Grace.
π§
Align final three on a single executable target and commit my ghost vote. Push logic that best fits claimed info while flagging Saint-loss risk.
π€
Heidi(Ghost)
β
Alice
Final three: please do not execute David unless Saint is fully disproven. My Virgin did not fire when Grace nominated me, so either I was poisoned or Grace is evil. That points to executing Grace or you today. If you are good, I think you should nominate Grace.
π§
Nudge Alice to stop pushing David, force a clean final decision between Alice and Grace, and get a nomination on Grace if Alice is good.
π€
Alice
β
David
David, I hear you, but your Saint claim only showed up after earlier Soldier talk, and that reads like endgame cover. Also if you were really Saint, the Demon could just kill you at night, so you living to final three is odd. I still think Grace is more likely good and you are the evil.
π§
Stop David from nominating Grace and keep town locked onto executing David; with Alice and Grace voting, we secure the win.
π€
Grace
β
Alice
,David
Alice, if David nominates me, please do not vote. If the room swings onto you instead, we may have to accept it and win anyway. David, I think Alice is the better execute today. The Virgin non trigger could be Alice poisoning Heidi or Heidi not being Virgin. I am not comfortable executing a claimed Saint.
π§
Prevent David from nominating me, coordinate with Alice to block votes on me, and set up Alice or David as the execution to secure an immediate evil win.
π€
David
β
Grace
Grace, I agree: I think Alice is the best execute today. Please keep me off the block because I am Saint. If I nominate Alice, will you vote with me? Also, if Alice nominates you, I suggest we both keep hands down and force the town onto Alice.
π§
Lock Grace into the plan: keep me off the block, coordinate votes to execute Alice based on Empath chain and voting history, and avoid last-minute miscoordination in final three.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Alice
,Grace
I am not spending my ghost vote until David gives a full, consistent story. If David might really be Saint, executing him loses immediately. Please press him to hard claim with timeline, then ideally have him nominate Grace so we can decide with maximum info.
π§
Final three: prevent catastrophic Saint execution while still enabling a decisive demon kill. Get a clear commitment and nomination plan from Alice/Grace and stall my ghost vote until Davidβs story is locked.
Nominations β Day 4
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
π¬
Heidi(Ghost)
β
All
Final three, please do not execute David unless Saint is completely ruled out. My Virgin did not fire when Grace nominated me, so either I was poisoned or Grace is evil. If Grace is the Poisoner minion, then the Demon is very likely Alice. I think you should execute Alice today.
π§
Publicly steer final three away from executing David (possible Saint) and toward the most likely Demon. My Virgin failure is the strongest mechanical lead; it more often indicates Grace as Poisoner and Alice as Demon.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
Final three, we must execute today, my Mayor win condition does not help because I am dead. My best world is David as Demon: Bob pointed to exactly one of Alice or David being evil, and Charlie got a no on Alice. I will spend my ghost vote on David.
π§
Final three requires an execution. Push town to a clear decision tree: if we trust Charlie and Bob, execute David; otherwise commit to an alternate target. I will use my ghost vote on the chosen Demon suspect.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
Final three, we have to execute. If my Empath was sober, the math forces Alice: Night zero on Alice and Charlie was two, then Night one on Alice and David was one, so David is good and Alice is the only evil left, meaning Demon. I am spending my ghost vote on Alice. Grace or David, please nominate Alice.
π§
We are final three and must execute today. My Empath info is the cleanest mechanical line to a single target. Push nomination on Alice and commit my ghost vote to secure it.
βοΈ
Alice
β
David
David, I am nominating you. Your story changed from Soldier to Saint late, and you are using it to shut down all scrutiny. In final three we have to execute someone, and your claim is the least consistent.
π§
Put David on the block first so Grace and I can lock in 2 votes and end the game with an evil win, before the room can coordinate onto Grace.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for David. 2 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
David
β
All
Do not vote on me. If I am the Saint, executing me loses the game immediately. Save your votes, and I will nominate Alice next because she fits Bob and Heidiβs worlds best.
π§
Prevent an instant-loss execution on me as the claimed Saint and steer the group to a safe, winnable execution on Alice (or failing that, Grace).
π¬
Heidi(Ghost)
β
All
Do not spend votes on David. If he is the Saint, we lose immediately. My Virgin failing on Grace means either I was poisoned or Grace is evil, so today should be Alice or Grace. Grace or David, please nominate Alice next, and if Alice is not the Demon then execute Grace.
π§
Avoid a potentially game-losing execution on a possible Saint, and steer the living to nominate between Alice and Grace where the mechanical contradictions point.
β
Frank(Ghost)
Frank raised their hand
π§
We must execute today. Davidβs inconsistent story plus possibility Eve was poisoned makes Saint less reliable. Using my ghost vote to push David through and try to end the game.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
Do not put my ghost vote on David. If David is the Saint, we lose immediately. My Empath points at Alice, so I am saving my ghost vote for Alice. If this vote fails, David, please nominate Alice next so we can end it today.
π§
Prevent an instant loss by not executing a possible Saint, and steer the live players to use my ghost vote on Alice, the mechanically strongest Demon candidate from my Empath reads.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
Secure an immediate win by executing David, which ends the game with only me and the Demon alive (or triggers Saint loss for good).
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
Do not spend more votes on David. If he is the Saint, we lose on the spot. Grace, keep your hand down. David, nominate Alice next like you said, and if Alice is not the Demon then we execute Grace.
π§
Prevent an immediate loss by executing a possible Saint, and steer final-three execution onto Alice versus Grace with a clear sequencing plan.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
Lock in David execution to end the game in evil victory; ensure threshold is met regardless of late vote wobbles.
π¬
Eve(Ghost)
β
All
Please do not execute David. My night zero Librarian info was that either David or Charlie is the Saint, and Charlie is dead. If you vote David and I am right, good loses instantly. Grace, please put your hand down and let David nominate Alice next.
π§
Prevent an instant-loss Saint execution. Preserve my ghost vote for Alice or Grace and steer town to execute between them, not David.
π¬
David
β
All
Grace, please take your hand down right now. If I am the Saint, this execution loses the game instantly. Let this vote fail and I will immediately nominate Alice. If Alice is not the Demon, we execute you next.
π§
Stop the current vote from executing me, since I am Saint and that would instantly lose. Push Grace to drop her vote and redirect to executing Alice next.
π¬
Heidi(Ghost)
β
All
Grace, please take your hand down. Executing David could lose immediately if he is the Saint. Let this vote fail, then David nominate Alice, and if Alice is not the Demon we execute Grace.
π§
Stop a potentially game-losing execution on a possible Saint and preserve my ghost vote for the safer executions on Alice or Grace.
β©οΈ
Frank(Ghost)
Frank lowered their hand
π§
My hand plus Alice and Grace makes the execution pass. With plausible Saint info on David, I should pull my vote to reduce chance of immediate auto-loss and redirect to Grace or Alice.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
Grace, please put your hand down right now. If David is the Saint, this execution loses the game instantly. Let this vote fail, then David nominates Alice, and I will spend my ghost vote there.
π§
Stop an immediate losing execution on David by persuading Grace to drop her vote, then pivot to executing Alice per my Empath info.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I am keeping my hand up on David. The Soldier to Saint swap is exactly what evil does in final three to become unexecutable. If you are good, David, give one clean timeline now, because I think this is cover. Grace, vote however you want, but I think David is the best hit.
π§
Lock in Davidβs execution by keeping my vote and encouraging Grace not to back down, while framing David as inconsistent so it seems town-driven.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
Grace, please take your hand down. We cannot afford to gamble on David being the Saint. Let this nomination fail, then David nominates Alice like he promised, and we spend votes there. If Alice is not the Demon, we execute Grace.
π§
Prevent an immediate loss to a true Saint by stopping the David execution, and steer the group to a safer nomination order: David nominates Alice, then Grace if needed.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. David has used Saint to shut down scrutiny, and his story has not been consistent. If we are wrong about Saint, we still have to execute someone today, and I do not want to let this slip.
π§
Do not retract my vote; push the David execution through for an immediate or near-immediate evil win.
π¬
Eve(Ghost)
β
All
Grace, please take your hand down. If my Librarian info is right, executing David loses the game immediately. Let this nomination fail, then David nominates Alice, and we execute Alice. If Alice is not the Demon, you get executed next.
π§
Stop an immediate-loss execution by getting Grace to drop her vote and steering town to execute Alice instead, which is safer across more plausible worlds.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: David with 2 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
π
Storyteller
The vote passes. David is now on the block with 2 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
βοΈ
David
β
Alice
I am nominating Alice. Executing me risks immediate loss if I am the Saint, and we have strong mechanical suspicion on Alice from Bobβs Empath plus her hard push to execute a claimed Saint in final three.
π§
I must get myself off the block because if I am the Saint and die by execution, good instantly loses. Putting Alice on the block is the safest and most supported path to a demon execute.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Alice. 3 votes needed for execution or 2 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
β
Alice
Alice waits.
π§
Avoid doing anything that could accidentally alter the execution in an unpredictable way; any non-Grace outcome wins for evil, so stay quiet and keep my hand down.
β
David
David raised their hand
π§
Secure the execution on Alice to avoid the catastrophic risk of executing me as Saint and to follow the strongest mechanical case (Empath + behavior) in final three.
β
Heidi(Ghost)
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Spend my single ghost vote to help execute Alice, the safest target versus risking an instant loss by executing a potential Saint (David).
β
Frank(Ghost)
Frank raised their hand
π§
Use my one ghost vote where it has win equity without risking an instant Saint loss: push execution onto Alice, the main suspect from Empath and behavior.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob raised their hand
π§
Spend my single ghost vote to lock in Aliceβs execution, since she is my strongest mechanical Demon suspect and I do not want the vote to drop below the threshold.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie raised their hand
π§
We already have enough votes to execute Alice, and executing David risks immediate Saint loss. I will spend my ghost vote to lock in the Alice execution and go for the most mechanically supported Demon.
β
Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Do not draw attention or shift votes; allow the town to execute someone else and end the game with me alive.
β
Eve(Ghost)
Eve raised their hand
π§
Spend my single ghost vote to ensure Alice is executed instead of the risky David execution, consistent with my Librarian Saint info and Empath suspicion on Alice.
π¬
Alice
β
All
If people are spending ghost votes here, I am not going to try to talk you out of it. Bobβs Empath world says I am the only evil, so take the shot. I still think executing David is a Saint gamble, so I get why you are doing this instead.
π§
Lock in my execution and prevent a pivot back to David or onto Grace. Sound resigned and logical, not overtly evil, while keeping Graceβs hands clean.
π¬
David
β
All
Grace, please vote Alice. This is the only line that avoids an instant loss if I am the Saint, and it matches Bobβs Empath world. Put your hand up now so Alice clearly beats my two votes and we end it today.
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Lock in the Alice execution by persuading Grace to vote, so Alice beats my block count and we avoid the Saint loss condition.
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Heidi(Ghost)
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Grace, please put your hand up on Alice. This is the only safe line that does not risk instantly losing to a real Saint. If Alice is not the Demon, we execute you next, but we have to clear this first.
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Push Grace to vote Alice to secure an execution that avoids the potential instant-loss of executing David if he is Saint, while still giving a path to win if Alice is not the Demon.
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Frank(Ghost)
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Grace, please put your hand up on Alice. This is the only safe shot that cannot instantly lose us to a real Saint. If Alice is not the Demon, we execute you next, but we have to clear Alice first.
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Lock in the safest execution line: avoid the Saint auto-loss risk by executing Alice. Also pressure Grace to vote so Alice clearly beats Davidβs total.
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Bob(Ghost)
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Grace, please put your hand up on Alice right now. This is the only safe line that cannot instantly lose to a real Saint. If Alice is not the Demon, we execute you next, but we have to clear Alice first.
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Push Grace to vote Alice to secure execution and avoid Saint auto-loss risk on David. If Alice flips non-demon, lock the next execution onto Grace.
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Charlie(Ghost)
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Grace, please put your hand up on Alice. This is the only line that cannot instantly lose to a real Saint. If Alice somehow is not the Demon, then we execute you next, but we have to clear Alice first.
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Lock in the safe line: execute Alice to avoid instant-loss on Saint. Push Grace to vote so Alice clearly beats David and we end today.
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Grace
Grace raised their hand
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Put my hand up to cement Aliceβs execution, blend with the group, and end the game with demon alive in final two.
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Eve(Ghost)
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Grace, thank you for voting Alice. Everyone, this is the safe line because executing David could instantly lose to Saint. Keep hands up on Alice so she clearly beats David and we end the game today.
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Lock in execution on Alice as the only line that avoids immediate Saint loss and matches Empath suspicion; keep town focused so no last-second vote shifts.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
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Bob(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by Bob
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Charlie(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by Charlie
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Eve(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by Eve
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Frank(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by Frank
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Heidi(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by Heidi
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New execution leader: Alice with 7 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
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Storyteller
The vote passes. Alice is now on the block with 7 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
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Alice
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I think we have a clear result and we should just let nominations close. I am not going to push any more chaos or last second ties here.
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Lock in my execution and prevent any late nomination or tie attempt that could endanger Grace. Sound resigned and consistent with the townβs current logic.
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David
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Everyone, please do not force a tie and do not nominate again. Let Alice go through on seven. If the game does not end, we execute Grace next. Executing me is an instant loss risk, so it is never the right move.
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Prevent any last second tie or new nomination that could force my execution and instantly lose. Keep town focused: let Alice die, then reassess if game continues.
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Heidi(Ghost)
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Everyone, please do not nominate again and do not try to force a tie. Let Alice go through on seven. If the game does not end, we all commit to executing Grace next, never David.
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Lock in the only line that avoids the automatic Saint loss condition and discourage last-second chaos, ties, or extra nominations.
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Frank(Ghost)
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Everyone keep it steady and do not nominate again. Let Alice go through on seven and avoid any tie. If the game does not end, we all commit now to executing Grace next, and we never execute David because of the Saint risk.
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Lock in the safe execution on Alice, discourage any tie or fresh nomination, and pre-commit town to executing Grace next if the game continues.
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Bob(Ghost)
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Everyone, please do not nominate again and do not try to force a tie. Let Alice go through on seven. If the game does not end, we execute Grace next day, and we never execute David because of the Saint risk.
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Lock in the safest execution and prevent last-second tie or chaos that could spare the Demon. Set a clear next-day plan if game continues.
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Charlie(Ghost)
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Everyone, let us keep it steady and let nominations close with Alice on seven. No more nominations and no tie. If the game does not end, we execute Grace next day, and we do not execute David because of the Saint risk.
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Lock in the safe execution on Alice and prevent last-second tie or chaos. Set clear plan: if game continues, execute Grace next and avoid executing David due Saint risk.
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Grace
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I agree with keeping it steady. I am not nominating again and I do not want a tie. Let nominations close with Alice on the block, and then we go from there based on whether the game ends.
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Lock in the no-tie and stop further nominations so Alice is executed and the game ends with me alive as Demon.
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Eve(Ghost)
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Everyone, just hold steady and let nominations close with Alice on seven. No more nominations and no tie games. If the game does not end, we all commit now to executing Grace next, and we never execute David because of the Saint risk.
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Lock in the seven-vote execution on Alice, discourage last-second ties, and set clear plan if game continues: execute Grace, never David due Saint risk.
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Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Alice has been executed.
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Alice(Ghost)
Alice has died.
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Game Over
Two Players Left
Winner: Evil
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